Archive · 2 Jul 2025
Bihar Job Seekers Protest for Domicile Policy, Block Roads
In Patna, young people blocked roads to protest.
They want a special rule called a 'domicile policy.'
This rule would give people from Bihar a better chance at getting government jobs.
They want 90% of the jobs for people who live in Bihar.
The police used gentle force to move the protesters.
However, the government said they won't make this new rule because it might break the law.
Job seekers blocked roads in Patna, demanding a domicile policy.
Protests were led by student leader Dilip Kumar.
Agitators sought 90% representation for state youth in government jobs.
Police used mild force to disperse the protesters and detained some.
The Bihar government has ruled out a domicile policy, citing constitutional concerns.
- Who
- Job seekers and student leader Dilip Kumar.
- What
- Protests demanding a domicile policy for government jobs.
- When
- July 2nd (as reported by PTI).
- Where
- Patna, Bihar.
- Why
- To ensure 90% representation of Bihar youth in government jobs.
Protesters
Government
Domicile Policy
Protesters
Demand a domicile policy to ensure 90% representation for state youth in government jobs.
Government
The Bihar government has already ruled out the possibility of the introduction of a domicile policy in the state and maintained that any such move would be against the provisions of the Indian Constitution.
- Location
- Patna, Bihar
- Main Demand
- Domicile Policy
- Protest Leader
- Dilip Kumar
- Government Stance
- Against the policy
- Police Action
- Used mild force
