BPSC Result 2025 : Conditions are applicable in BPSC result; Patna High Court will decide whether the result will be valid or not

BPSC 70th Result: Bihar Public Service Commission has released the result of the 70th Combined Primary Competitive Examination and has written ‘Terms and Conditions Apply’ below it. To understand why this happened, we have to remember the situations of some time ago.

There are many types of advertisements, in which it is written below – *Terms and Conditions Apply. In a similar way, Bihar Public Service Commission has released the result of the 70th Combined Primary Competitive Examination on Thursday. Read the conditions carefully before proceeding – “The result of the examination will be affected by the result of the order passed in the petition CWIC- 369/2025 filed in the Hon’ble High Court, Patna related to the Integrated 70th Combined (Pre.) Competitive Examination. Also, the candidature of those candidates who have been debarred by the Commission and are to be debarred in future will also be affected.”

That movement and a petition are behind this condition

The 70th combined primary competitive examination of Bihar Public Service Commission had come under controversy due to uproar. The uproar started spreading after the pictures and videos of an examination center in Patna went viral. The commission conducted the examination again at that examination center, but the uproar did not subside. BPSC candidates had even alleged paper leak by adding issues like giving question papers late in the examination center, less and more question papers in the examination hall, carrying them in the open in different forms, snatching of answer sheets during the examination.

With these allegations, the uproar of the candidates started on a small scale, but then the bigwigs of politics started entering and the matter escalated. First the opposition leader Tejashwi Yadav entered. Then independent MP Rajesh Ranjan alias Pappu Yadav. After that, Prashant Kishore, the mastermind of Jan Suraj Party, took over the command. In this sequence, there were clashes between the agitators and the police twice. FIRs were also lodged against many coaching operators. Now, even the leader of opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi has stood with the BPSC agitators when he came to Patna. Among these leaders, Prashant Kishore did two big things. Firstly, he went on a long hunger strike and secondly, he got a petition filed by the candidates in the High Court. This petition is the reason behind the conditions written by BPSC.

Interim relief was not given, but the court told the conditions

Pappu Kumar of Sheikhpura, Sandeep Kumar Singh of East Champaran, Ravish Kumar Raj of Gaya, Himanshu Raj of Rohtas, Subhash Kumar Thakur, Deepak Kumar and Deepshikha of Muzaffarpur, Khushi Kumari of Khagaria, Gautam Kumar and Satyam Raj of Nalanda, Rajan Kumar Tiwari of Aurangabad, Chandan Kumar of Supaul, Vivek Kumar of Patna and Akash Anand of Araria had collectively filed this petition (CWIC- 369/2025).

These 14 names are in the front in the High Court, while Prashant Kishore and his political party- Jan Suraj are standing with it from the inside. The Chief Secretary of Bihar, Principal Secretary of General Administration Department, Bihar Public Service Commission, Secretary of Bihar Public Service Commission and Controller of Examination have been made complainants in this. Senior advocate YV Giri is cross examining on behalf of the petitioners in the High Court. The agitation is still going on, but has cooled down a bit with the cold.

A few hours before the results were announced on Thursday, the agitators created a ruckus for some time in the BJP office, but the rest of the time there was peace. The reason is also that the High Court, while giving the next date of hearing on January 31, had made it clear that no interim relief will be given on the petitioner’s appeal, but if the commission releases the result then it will be provisional. The same result has come today, but it will completely depend on the decision of the High Court. If the petitioners’ argument is rejected, then the result released by BPSC on Thursday will remain in force and if the High Court also agrees with the agitators’ appeal, then this result will be canceled. Meaning, 21581 candidates who passed are still in pending result status even after passing, while 307409 candidates who failed have their last hope from Patna High Court to save this chance.

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