Archive · 22 Aug 2025
Bihar Ration Dealers Protest, Police Respond with Force
In Bihar, India, ration dealers, who help distribute food, were angry.
They wanted a higher payment, called an honorarium.
They went to Patna, a city in Bihar, to protest.
They blocked roads and threw stones.
The police came and used batons and water cannons to make them leave.
The dealers were asking for a monthly payment of Rs 30,000.
Ration dealers in Bihar protested for a monthly honorarium of Rs 30,000.
The protest involved road blockades and stone-pelting against security personnel.
Police responded with baton charges to disperse the demonstrating dealers.
Water cannons were also used by the police to control the protest.
The protests occurred in Patna, Bihar.
- Who
- Ration dealers and police
- What
- Ration dealers protested for a monthly honorarium.
- When
- August 22
- Where
- Patna, Bihar
- Why
- To demand a monthly honorarium of Rs 30,000
Ration Dealers
Police
Honorarium
Ration Dealers
Seeking fair compensation for their services
Police
Unspecified
- Location
- Patna, Bihar
- Protestors
- Ration dealers
- Demand
- Monthly honorarium of Rs 30,000
- Police Response
- Baton charge and water cannons