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How will Roshan Anand Sir get justice? To ensure that he receives justice, all of us will have to unite and stand together.

How will Roshan Anand Sir get justice

The Central Jail of Patna, also known as Beur Jail, can be seen behind me. Inside these prison walls, a brother is longing to meet his brother.

Roshan Anand Sir is currently lodged in jail. He is innocent, and a conspiracy was allegedly hatched against him, which ultimately led to his imprisonment. What happened afterward needs no explanation. In Bihar, those who frame someone often drag the entire family into the case.

Roshan Anand’s name was included in the FIR, and so was the name of his brother. The police arrived in haste, arrested Roshan Anand, and sent him to jail on the very same day. At that time, Faizal Khan Sir had reportedly changed his statement multiple times.

As for Prince Yadav, who is no longer in this world, there is no need to explain why; everyone already knows the truth.

Believe me, if Biharis do not stand with a fellow Bihari today, then tomorrow when injustice happens to you, no one will stand by your side. At that point, you may be left with nothing but tears.

Conspiracies against Biharis happen both outside Bihar and within Bihar itself.

Roshan Anand Sir is a good teacher and teaches at a low fee. There are thousands of such teachers in Patna who teach for affordable fees, yet the media does not even know about them. Meanwhile, some teachers use recorded classes and extensive promotion to tell the world that they offer the lowest fees and attempt to establish dominance in the coaching industry.

But today, an even bigger battle is allegedly being fought in Musallahpur Haat, centered around the coaching industry. According to the speaker, simple and honest coaching operators are either being trapped and sent to jail or are being forced to shut down their coaching institutes and leave for other places.

And this has happened quite often over the past few years. Numerous coaching institute owners who used to teach students for just ₹50, ₹100, ₹200, or ₹250 have been forced to shut down their institutes.

Raman Sir is one such example. He helped thousands of students secure jobs in the police force. There are many other teachers like him. Just look at Raman Sir’s condition today—he travels on a motorcycle and would teach any student who came to him with a recommendation slip.

Look at the situation of S.K. Jha as well. Similarly, Roshan Anand of Gyan Bindu taught students sincerely and dedicatedly.

Roshan Anand is the kind of teacher who once helped a student whose admission to an educational institution was being delayed because of financial difficulties. No YouTuber reported it or showcased it. Without seeking publicity or doing any public relations, he invited the student, gave him ₹2 lakh, and helped secure his admission to the school.

What benefit was Roshan Anand going to get from helping that child? None at all.

However, according to the speaker, through various allegations, controversies, and an alleged conspiracy, a person was trapped. That person was Roshan Anand, a Bihari. At that time, Roshan Anand strongly advocated for Bihari identity and interests.

The speaker concludes by saying that the outcome was tragic—Roshan Anand ended up losing his brother.

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