Bihar Students Demand Quality Education and Employment Ahead of Elections

As Bihar heads to the polls, college students express dissatisfaction with the current state of education and employment. With a significant portion of the electorate being young, first-time voters, many are calling for a government dedicated to job creation and improvements in the educational system.

Bihar's college students are voicing concerns over inadequate job opportunities and declining educational standards as the state approaches assembly elections. Many students, voting for the first time, demand a government that prioritizes employment and educational reforms to prevent relocation out of the state for work.

With elections set for November 6 and 11, the youth demographic, representing a substantial portion of the electorate, plays a crucial role. Students criticize irregular government job postings is plagued by issues like paper leaks and delayed exams, highlighting the need for systemic improvements.

Prominent voices among students, like Santosh Kumar and Abhinav Kumar Shukla, urge for the implementation of laws like the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act and upgrades in educational facilities. There is also notable interest in new political contenders, such as Prashant Kishor, who promise progressive agendas.

(With inputs from agencies.)