Bihar Man Alleges False Charges Amid NEET Protest While Abroad

A peculiar situation has emerged in Bihar, where a local man has alleged that he has been wrongfully implicated in a police case related to recent protests against the NEET exam paper leak, despite being in Russia for the past four months. The individual, identified as Mohammad Sadaqat, hails from Kishanganj district. In a video that has gained significant attention online, Sadaqat asserts that he was booked by the Bihar Police in connection with the protests that occurred last week, all while he claims to have been outside the country. The video, reportedly filmed in Russia, features Sadaqat stating that he has not been in India during the time of the protests, raising questions about the validity of the charges against him. News agency PTI has reported on this incident, although the authenticity of the video has not been independently verified, leaving some aspects of the situation unclear.

In response to Sadaqat's claims, Kishanganj Superintendent of Police, Hari Mohan Shukla, was approached for comments. While he did not confirm or deny the specifics of Sadaqat's allegations, he indicated that individuals who feel aggrieved by the police actions related to the protests should reach out for assistance. SP Shukla emphasized that the police are open to addressing grievances and encouraged those affected to come forward. This situation highlights the complexities that can arise in law enforcement, particularly when individuals assert that they are being wrongfully accused. The police's response suggests a willingness to engage with the community and address concerns, although the specifics of this case remain to be clarified.