Patna, June 6: The ongoing dispute between Khan Sir and Roshan Anand, the operator of Gyan Bindu Coaching, is escalating. Roshan Anand has already been arrested and sent to jail, and on Friday, a case was registered against Khan Sir as well. In light of these developments, Guru Rahman has made a significant statement, asserting that Khan Sir should also face imprisonment.
In a conversation, Guru Rahman mentioned that he has carefully read the First Information Report (FIR), which includes serious charges such as incitement and provoking a crowd. According to him, Khan Sir allegedly suggested that a guard should fire a weapon. He emphasized that any provocative language is considered unacceptable. If a statement leads to violence or vandalism by a crowd, the situation becomes serious, and the law must take its course. He also stated that whether it is Roshan Anand or Khan Sir, a fair investigation is essential if the dispute escalates from both sides.
Guru Rahman expressed, “I have been a good friend of Khan Sir for three months, but I have never seen such a blatant liar. Roshan Anand is the same; both are liars.”
He added that he has been associated with the education sector for a long time and has worked with many students. Education should be a priority, not disputes or violence. Therefore, if any coaching institute or teacher is involved in a controversy, it adversely affects the future of students. He urged students to stay away from this matter.
Furthermore, he warned that if timely action is not taken in such cases, the situation could worsen. According to him, the administration should take strict measures to prevent any situation from spiraling out of control. He concluded by stating that if any party is at fault, legal action should be taken accordingly.
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