Protesters said the state has not conducted librarian recruitment for more than 17 years. Many candidates hold professional library science degrees but remain unemployed. They claimed the delay has affected both their careers and the education system.

The protesters raised slogans and held placards demanding immediate notification of vacancies. They urged the education department to release the application process and exam schedule without further delay.

According to the candidates, schools and colleges across Bihar urgently need trained librarians. They argued that libraries play a key role in improving learning outcomes and academic quality.

Leaders of the protest appealed directly to the state government and the education minister. They warned that demonstrations would intensify if authorities ignore their demands.

Police monitored the situation, and the protest remained peaceful throughout the day. Officials did not issue an immediate response.

The candidates said they will continue their movement until the government announces librarian recruitment before TRE-4.

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The protest grew stronger as candidates repeated their demand twice. They argue that nearly 40–50 answers in Physics and Commerce are incorrect. They insist that the Bihar School Examination Board must release a corrected answer key before publishing final results. Many students say their earlier requests were ignored, which pushed them back onto the streets.

Student leader Saurabh joined the movement and said the candidates felt frustrated. The Bihar Board has already announced that results will be released soon, but students want the revised answer key first. Previous demonstrations also focused on answer-key errors, and today’s protest shows rising tension among STET aspirants.

The situation remains heated as students wait for the board’s next decision.

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