Archive · 7 Jan 2026
BSSC Chairman Resigns Amid Corruption Allegations
The chairman of the Bihar Staff Selection Commission, Alok Raj, resigned just six days after starting his job.
A student leader named Dilip Kumar said that Alok Raj was forced to quit because he didn't want to be part of corrupt activities.
Dilip Kumar claims that powerful people are trying to make the commission use a private company for exams, which could lead to cheating.
He also said that people who were involved in a previous exam scandal are now working in the commission.
Dilip Kumar wants the chief minister to investigate and make sure the exams are fair.
He warned that if nothing is done, students might protest.
BSSC Chairman Alok Raj resigned on January 6, 2025, just six days after taking charge.
Student leader Dilip Kumar alleged that Alok Raj faced pressure from a corrupt syndicate to compromise on recruitment integrity.
Dilip Kumar claimed that a powerful political leader is pressuring the BSSC to conduct exams online through a blacklisted private agency.
The BSSC is accused of appointing officers linked to the 67th BPSC paper leak case, including Amarendra Kumar.
Dilip Kumar demanded a thorough investigation and threatened student protests if the recruitment process is not made transparent.
- Who
- Alok Raj, Chairman of BSSC, and Dilip Kumar, student leader
- What
- Resignation of BSSC Chairman amid allegations of corruption and pressure from a corrupt syndicate
- When
- January 6, 2025
- Where
- Bihar, India
- Why
- Alleged pressure from a corrupt syndicate and political leader to compromise on recruitment integrity
- Organization
- Bihar Staff Selection Commission (BSSC)
- Resigned Chairman
- Alok Raj
- Resignation Date
- January 6, 2025
- Alleged Pressure Source
- Corrupt syndicate within and around BSSC
- Alleged Political Involvement
- Powerful political leader from Bihar
- Examinations Affected
- Second Inter-Level and CGL-4 examinations
- Posts Involved
- More than 24,000
- Student Leader
- Dilip Kumar