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Patna Security Alert: Heavy Police Deployment Outside Khan Sir Coaching Centre

After the attack on the coaching institute of Khan Sir in Patna, the situation outside the campus remains tense but under control. Police have maintained a strong presence around the institute and have restricted entry into the premises following the suspension of all classes. Students who were unaware of the closure continued to arrive, leading to crowd management issues at the main gate. According to on-ground reports, the incident involved stone-pelting and alleged assault on security personnel at the gate, prompting immediate police action. CCTV footage from the area is being examined to identify those involved, and several suspects are being traced. Authorities have stated that the situation is stable and under control, with efforts focused on preventing further disturbance. Khan Sir reportedly addressed students, urging them to return to their hostels and homes until normalcy is restored. He assured cooperation with police and emphasized that classes would resume once security concerns are addressed. While allegations of firing were made, police have not confirmed any gunfire so far, and the investigation is ongoing.

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