While it’s important to support our students and ask for educational reforms that positively impact the future of our youth, it’s also very important that peaceful protests by students are Not hijacked by anti national elements to create chaos & change the nature of the protest.
Seeing so much hate & divide online makes me wonder if bad elements in & outside our country have already started to work overtime to weaponise the anger & frustration felt by our students.
I have always believed in hard work, equality and excellence & that should never be compromised. I also believe in our democracy, law and order & our government, therefore I sincerely hope that both sides enter into meaningful & constructive dialogue & weed out any nefarious elements & agendas out of this protest & conversation , so the future is bright for our youth and for our democracy ! 🇮🇳 Jai Hind !
“Wasseypur mein ladai Ramadhir aur Sardar ki nahi thi. Ladai koyle par varchasv ki thi."
Now replace Wasseypur with Musallahpur, Patna, and the coal mines with the billion-rupee coaching industry.
The primary players are Khan Sir (Faisal Khan) of Khan Global Studies (KGS), the slick, smooth-talking YouTuber with millions of followers. And his arch-rival, Raushan Sir (Raushan Anand) of Gyan Bindu GS Academy, the gritty, street-smart ruler of the “Daroga Factory,” a nickname earned from its success in producing Bihar Police SI.
Both operate from the same turf: the infamous Kisan Cold Storage campus. The history of this war is calculated, multi-layered, and ongoing.
2020–2021: During the pandemic, several smaller coaching institutes in Kisan Cold Storage went bust. Khan Sir, sitting on massive digital capital, began expanding his offline empire, taking over vacated halls and offices. Raushan Anand watched his footprint shrink.
Match 2021: The first major flashpoint came in March 2021. Khan Sir filed a police complaint alleging that Raushan Anand, his brother Prince, and supporters barged into his live classroom, damaged furniture, and threatened staff. The battle lines were drawn.
Early 2023: The war moved from the streets to the classrooms. Khan Sir went national, appearing on The Kapil Sharma Show, increasing his stature. Raushan Sir responded by alleging that Khan Sir had spent lakhs on PR to secure such visibility. Khan Sir retaliated with psychological warfare, mocking Gyan Bindu’s nickname Daroga Factory by saying: “Don’t go to that factory. If you go to a factory, you’ll end up a labourer.”
Late 2023: Gyan Bindu was vandalized, with screens smashed and offices wrecked. Raushan Sir alleged that Khan Sir’s office supplied hockey sticks and clubs to boys from the infamous Patel Hostel. Later that year, Raushan Sir's brother Prince was attacked on the street and suffered a head injury requiring eight stitches. Khan Sir, meanwhile, claimed Raushan was orchestrating bomb attacks on his vehicles.
Feb–Mar 2026: The Forest Range Officer results were announced. A student named Abhishek Patel topped the state. Gyan Bindu claimed him. Khan Sir claimed him. On March 28, Patel visited Khan Sir’s office and was felicitated with a massive garland. Raushan Sir responded by releasing purported WhatsApp chats and publicly accused Khan Sir of paying ₹10 lakh to claim the topper.
June 2, 2026: Khan Sir’s supporters allegedly pasted their banners over the entrance board of Gyan Bindu Classes. Gyan Bindu staff went to protest. Stones flew. Iron rods clashed. Amid the chaos, Khan Sir’s private security guards allegedly fired shots into the air to disperse the crowd.
The state machinery finally responded to the gunfire. On June 3, 2026, a Patna court sent Raushan Anand and several associates to judicial custody after their arrest in connection with the vandalism case. But the script flipped when Gyan Bindu released CCTV footage that showed Khan Sir’s guards firing weapons. Police subsequently registered a case against Khan Sir under Section 109 of the BNS and the Arms Act, alleging the guards acted on his instructions.
Just when you thought the story was over, the script took another turn. Today, reports emerged that Prince, Raushan Sir's brother, has died in Nepal under mysterious circumstances. In Musallahpur, every ending is just the beginning of another chapter.
@GabbbarSingh Yes this is what kohali might know that is why he moved from here to UK and might be living peacefully else to stop this buldozer activity he has to bribe these so called babu's hahah
पैराशूट नारियल तेल वाले भी धोखाधड़ी पर उतर आए हैं
सालों से जिस पैकेजिंग बॉटल में तेल आ रहा था
वो तो 100% नारियल तेल ही है
लेकिन एक नई बढ़िया पैकेजिंग वाली बॉटल निकाली है
जिस पर गोल्ड और एडवांस्ड लिख दिया है…
जिससे ग्राहकों को लगे कि ये तो 100% शुद्ध नारियल तेल ही होगा
लेकिन उसमें मिला दिया है वैजिटेबल ऑयल और लिक्विड पैराफिन ऑयल…
और चिपका दिया ग्राहकों को….!!
कोई भरोसे लायक़ रहा ही नहीं है
Although I have zero say who sells what to whom in @IPL I have had so many us based funds calling me to ask how can we get in for a piece. My advise to management of @RCBTweets and @ciitibank is - YOU HAVE A UNICORN. Scrap the one to one negotiation and do an open auction with proof of funds in 48 hours with a two billion bench mark. Like I did for ipl deals. See who stacks up where. Only way. Attach a full term sheet to the bidding document. No negotiations. Just they need to fill number. Winner takes it. Open bid in front of all bidders.
Shivalik entering Mundra Port was expected. But the crew that sailed her through the Strait of Hormuz deserves acknowledgement.
Yes, three Visakhapatnam-class destroyers with their integral Romeo helicopters were deployed in the area, but navigating that tense corridor still requires nerve and professionalism. Respect to the crew.
Kids were playing Holi in Delhi’s Uttam Nagar. An 11 yo girl threw a water balloon from her roof toward her father standing on the road below. The balloon burst on the street; a few stray droplets splashed a nearby woman from the Muslim community.
Woman got angry. An argument followed. The girl’s family apologised. By all accounts, the matter seemed over. But apparently, it wasn’t.
About half an hour later, a mob, armed with bricks, stones and iron rods, arrived and attacked the girl's family. In the assault, Tarun (pictured), a young man, was killed and four others were injured.
Killing someone over an accidental splash of water, one that had already been apologised for, cannot plausibly be explained by that moment alone. When violence erupts with such speed and ferocity, it suggests that something far deeper than the stated trigger was waiting just beneath the surface.
In this country tens of thousands can attend funerals of terrorists, congregate to call for the breakup of India, block an arterial road for six months, lay siege to a highway for a year, but if @ajeetbharti wants to protest, legally and peacefully, he is put under house arrest.