Daroga candidates demonstrated in Patna on Monday (September 15, 2025). Daroga candidates came out of Patna College to surround the Chief Minister’s residence, but they were stopped near JP Golambar. However, by breaking barricading from here, these people went ahead and reached Dakbangla. Here too, after breaking barricading, some candidates started moving towards the Kotwali police station. After this, the police, using light force, chased these people.

Student leader Khushboo Kumari said that since 2023, the government is getting assurance of reinstatement. The government announced the restoration of the inspector on 1817 posts two years ago. However, the process of restoration has not started yet. A few days ago, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar was distributing appointment letters after the recruitment of the soldier, then he said that he will get the restoration of the inspector soon, but he is not being stamped.

Khushboo Kumari said that now the patience of us is ending, so we have been forced to land on the movement. We had announced 10 days ago through the media that if the government does not announce the restoration as soon as possible, then we will agitate on September 15. Movement is being done under this.

Candidates sitting on the middle road after being chased

On the other hand, as soon as the police drove the candidates back from the Kotwali police station, these people sat on the road itself. In the middle of Dakbangla and Kotwali police stations, all these meetings in front of Hari Niwas started shouting slogans against the government. The candidate said that the demand of us is completely justified, which the government is kept in cold storage. There is election in Bihar, in such a situation, the government should declare the recruitment of Daroga before imposing the model code of conduct.

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The father of the victim of RG Kar Medical College and Hospital alleged on Sunday that his wife, who was injured in police lathicharge, was refused to admitted to a private hospital. He says that the state government put pressure on the hospital, due to which his wife was not admitted for treatment.

Not admitted even after doctor’s advice
According to the victim’s father, on Saturday evening, the doctor advised his wife to be admitted and said that it is necessary to stay in the hospital at least two days. But after the doctor left, the hospital’s attitude suddenly changed. The staff started making excuses and said that it cannot be recruited due to government pressure.
When the father approached the doctor, the doctor refused to talk in detail, but assured that the medicines given would be enough for treatment.

Lathicharge injuries
The victim’s mother suffered injuries in the forehead, hand and back on Saturday. They were conducted CT scans and other tests. He alleged that during the Nabanna March, which was held on the first anniversary of his daughter’s rape-murder, the woman police beaten him. The incident took place at the Park Street Crossing, where the protesters were trying to go to Nabanna via Vidyasagar Setu. The mother alleges that the police dropped her on the ground, broke her Shankha (traditional bangle) and hurt her forehead. He says that 4-5 policemen killed him.

Police denied, father’s allegations
The police denied these allegations and said that no force was used on the victim’s parents. At the same time, the victim’s father alleges that the police tried to stop him and his family from joining the march, while the court allowed a peaceful rally.