Bihar Police Allegedly Book Mohammad Sadaqat, Living In Russia For 4 Months, Over NEET Paper Leak Protest

Sadaqat claimed that the police named him in their list despite he had no connection with the protest. In a video, Sadaqat requested the administration to drop his name. 

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Bihar Police Allegedly Book Mohammad Sadaqat, Living In Russia For 4 Months, Over NEET Paper Leak Protest

Bihar Police Allegedly Book Mohammad Sadaqat, Living In Russia For 4 Months, Over NEET Paper Leak Protests

Kishanganj, Bihar: In a major shock for Mohammad Sadaqat, a resident of Kishanganj in Bihar, who has been living in Russia for the past 4 months, Bihar police has allegedly booked him in connection to the paper leak protests at LRP Chowk in Bihar’s Kishanganj

Sadaqat claimed that the police named him in their list despite he had no connection with the protest. In a video, Sadaqat requested the administration to drop his name.

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