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Chaos During Protest in Patna, Tension at Dak Bungalow Crossing; Police Use Lathicharge and Water Cannon

Left-wing organisations and students, including paramedical and nursing students, gathered in Patna over various demands

Sep 28, 2026
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Chaos During Protest in Patna, Tension at Dak Bungalow Crossing; Police Use Lathicharge and Water Cannon

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A tense situation developed at Dak Bungalow Crossing in Patna during a protest by left-wing organisations and students over various demands. According to reports, police used lathicharge and water cannons to control the protesters.

Paramedical and nursing students were also among those taking part in the protest. Protesters raised slogans and demonstrated over their demands. The situation subsequently became tense between the police and protesters.

Tension Escalates at Dak Bungalow Crossing

As the crowd of protesters increased, traffic was affected at Dak Bungalow Crossing. Police attempted to prevent the protesters from moving forward. As the situation worsened, water cannons were used.

According to reports, police also resorted to lathicharge against paramedical and nursing students during the incident. The area remained tense for some time following the incident.

Protest Over Various Demands

Protesters had gathered in Patna over different demands. The demonstration included workers from left-wing organisations as well as students. Following the police action, the protest site remained tense and crowded for a considerable period.

The circumstances surrounding the protest and police action, as well as any official information regarding injuries, are yet to be confirmed through statements from the concerned authorities.

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