Hundreds of Bihar Police Prohibition Department constable exam aspirants gather at Patliputra and Patna Junction in Patna on June 14, 2026, amid complaints that trains for exam-related travel arrive late or are insufficient. As crowds surge at Patna Junction, many candidates struggle to board trains, and some miss the exam. The protests intensify at Patliputra Railway Station, where candidates allege inadequate arrangements and demand cancellation of the examination.
According to police and railway personnel on the ground, around 200–250 students at Patliputra prevent a train from departing. When police, along with Railway Protection Force (RPF) and Government Railway Police (GRP), tries to persuade the protesters to clear the tracks, some people begin pelting stones. Reports describe stone-pelting, vandalism, and track disruption lasting for hours. Police deploy additional forces, including tear gas and a baton charge, and also fire warning shots to disperse the crowd and restore rail operations.
Officials say several people, including IG Jitendra Rana, receive minor injuries. The district administration states special trains were arranged for candidates and says disturbances are linked to anti-social elements who joined the protesters. Rail services resume and the situation is brought under control.