Indian police use water cannon at new protest over test paper leaks
Most outlets led with the use of water cannons by Indian police against protesters demanding the cancellation of a civil services exam over alleged question paper leaks. Business Recorder added context about the location (Bihar state) and the action of detaining dozens of protesters. Both excerpts noted the protest's focus on exam irregularities but did not elaborate on the scale or nature of the alleged leaks.
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Indian police use water cannons to disperse Bihar exam protesters
Indian police used water cannons and detained several protesters in Bihar on Tuesday as students demonstrated against alleged
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Indian police use water cannon at new protest over test paper leaks
BHUBANESWAR: Police in India’s eastern Bihar state used water cannon and detained dozens of protesters attempting to march on the governor’s residence on Tuesday demanding the cancellation of a civil services recruitment examination over allegations of leaked test question papers and other wrongdoing. The Bihar Public Service Commission test is a highly competitive state-level test held to recr...
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Indian police use water cannon at new protest over test paper leaks
Students gesture as police use water cannons to disperse them, during a protest demanding cancellation of a civil services recruitment examination over allegations of question paper leaks and other irregularities, in Patna, India, August 25, 2026. — Reuters BHUBANESWAR: Police in...
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Indian police use water cannon at new protest over test paper leaks
Bihar's civil service exam is highly competitive and recruits officers for the state administration
4 articles from 4 outlets, 25 Aug–25 Aug 2026. Headlines and links belong to their outlets — HarZaviya links out and never copies article text. What does % identical mean?