Patna: The Grand Alliance of five parties led by RJD on Thursday extended their support to Bandh Bihar’s call of one day provided by all Indian student associations (AISA) and Inaus Sabha (Inaus) for Friday.
Aisa and Inaus are student wings and youth CPI (ML).
Bandh calls have been given to protest alleged irregularities carried out in the publication of the results of the popular non-technical category of Railruit Body Refruitment (NTPC) and to demand the cancellation of the second examination announced by group D staff selection.
The Grand Alliance of five parties consisted of RJD, Congress, CPI (ML), CPI-M and CPI.
Given the “raging of unemployed” and the explosion suddenly protested by mass, the representative did not meet at the RJD head office and made an announcement with their support for the call Bihar Bandh given for Friday.
The participants included the State President of RJD Jagadand Singh, spokesman for Congress Rajesh Rathor, CPI (ML) Kunal State Secretary, Secretary of the CPM Awadhesh Kumar and Secretary of State CPI Ram Naresh Pandey.
Then, Singh sent a letter aimed at RJD, all the carrier of the state office and head of various party cells, asked them to provide support to the call Bihar Bandh Friday.
Other parties also issued separate statements they announced support to the bandh.
The Minister of Railway Railway Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Wednesday that a committee had been based on hearing complaints of successful candidates and failed from the RRB-NTPC examination, the results were published on January 14.
The committee will submit its report in March 4.
Prospective jobs have been suggested to submit their complaints separately.
Meanwhile, several political leaders, including those from the ruling parties, said cases of teachers and aspirant train work must be withdrawn.
JD (U) leader Rajiv Ranjan aka Lalan Singh said on Thursday that the coaching institution built the future of poor and promising Bihar youth.
“The train / police must immediately attract cases that are registered against the teacher and protesters.
Prospective jobs maintain peace and attend law and order,” he said.
Former Deputy CM Sushil Kumar Modi gave the Minister of Railway Ashwini Vaishnaw in detail about the issue and demands of the legs candidate.
He told Vaishnaw who had RRB clean up the confusion of prospective jobs on time, the unpleasant situation would not appear in Bihar.