Images of a vigorous protest by AISA in Patna are now emerging. AISA deliberately raised slogans against Gyanesh Kumar. The streets echoed with slogans of “Down with Gyanesh Kumar” and deliberate demands for his resignation. The protest became so intense that people broke through barricades and moved forward. Images of a very powerful demonstration have emerged in Patna, the capital of Bihar. AISA (All India Students Association) activists staged a vigorous protest and took to the streets, raising slogans. During the protest, they chanted “Down with Gyanesh Kumar” and demanded his resignation. The atmosphere became quite heated. The protesters became so enthusiastic that they even broke through barricades and moved forward.
The activists involved in the protest registered their protest on various issues and deliberately raised slogans. They also carried flags and banners, clearly demonstrating their anger against the government. It should be noted that there was considerable commotion at the protest site, and slogans were raised against Gyanesh Kumar.
Slogans against Gyanesh Kumar
During the protest, slogans of “Down with Gyanesh Kumar” were raised, along with demands for his resignation and removal from office.
AISA activists demanded the resignation of the Chief Minister and Gyanesh Kumar. During this, incidents of barricades being broken were also reported, and the police controlled the situation and ensured security.
Protest in Patna increased the commotion
While news of another protest in Delhi continues to gain momentum, the discussion surrounding this protest in the capital, Patna, has intensified. Discussion about the activities of political and student organizations is rife, and images and videos of the protesters are going viral on social media. The sloganeering and the breaking of barricades have brought the entire incident into the spotlight, and the images are being widely shared.
At present, the main demands of the protest are the resignation of Sir and Gyanesh Kumar. This protest of AISA in Patna has once again brought the protests into the headlines.
