Archive · 24 Jul 2025
FIR Filed Against Prashant Kishor and 2,000 Supporters After Protest
Imagine a political party called Jan Suraaj wanted to tell the government about some problems, like helping poor families.
They decided to have a protest, but it went a little wrong.
They marched towards the government building, but the police said they couldn't go there and there was a rule against it.
People from the protest and the police started pushing and shoving.
Because of this, the police said they broke some rules, like causing trouble and blocking roads.
The party's leader, Prashant Kishor, is now in some trouble with the law.
They want money and land for poor people.
The party said if the government doesn't listen, they will protest again.
Prashant Kishor and others booked for assault and rioting during a protest.
The protest, involving Jan Suraaj supporters, led to clashes with police near the Assembly.
Authorities claim the protest violated curfew orders and disrupted traffic.
Jan Suraaj's demands included financial aid and land allocation for the poor.
Kishor stated another protest would be held if demands aren't met.
- Who
- Prashant Kishor, Jan Suraaj supporters, and police
- What
- FIR filed against Prashant Kishor and others after a protest march.
- When
- June 23
- Where
- Patna, Bihar
- Why
- Protest over demands for financial aid, land allocation, and action against corruption, leading to clashes and rule violations.
Jan Suraaj
Authorities
Legality of Protest
Jan Suraaj
Protest was necessary to highlight demands.
Authorities
Authorities claim protest was unauthorized and violated rules.
- Party involved
- Jan Suraaj
- Number of people booked
- Approximately 2,000
- Charges
- Assault, rioting, violating curfew
- Protest Demands
- Financial aid, land allocation, anti-corruption action
- Location of incident
- Patna's Vidhan Sabha area