AISA banner protest at Patna University Senate

An All India Students Association (AISA) activist raised banners at Patna University, Bihar, on 23 May 2026, as fellow demonstrators gathered during the university's Senate meeting to press various student demands. (Photo: NationPress)

All India Students Association (AISA) activists clashed with police personnel at Patna University on 23 May 2026, as the confrontation escalated during the institution's Senate meeting held to address pending student demands. (Photo: NationPress)

Police personnel faced off with AISA demonstrators at Patna University, Bihar, on 23 May 2026, as the protest coinciding with the Senate meeting turned confrontational over unresolved student demands. (Photo: NationPress)

AISA activists staged a formal protest inside Patna University on 23 May 2026, timing their demonstration to coincide with the institution's Senate meeting in Bihar to maximise pressure on decision-makers over student demands. (Photo: NationPress)

AISA activists created a disturbance at the main gate of Patna University, Bihar, on 23 May 2026, blocking entry as the university's Senate meeting proceeded inside to deliberate on student demands. (Photo: NationPress)

The main gate of Patna University witnessed disruption on 23 May 2026 as All India Students Association (AISA) activists intensified their agitation alongside the ongoing Senate meeting in Patna, Bihar. (Photo: NationPress)

AISA used the occasion of Patna University's Senate meeting on 23 May 2026 to stage a visible protest in Bihar, seeking redressal of multiple student demands from university authorities. (Photo: NationPress)

Students in Bihar rallied behind the All India Students Association (AISA) at Patna University on 23 May 2026, staging a coordinated protest as university senators convened their scheduled meeting inside. (Photo: NationPress)

The AISA demonstration at Patna University, Bihar, on 23 May 2026 continued through the duration of the Senate meeting, with activists maintaining pressure on university authorities to formally address the pending student demands. (Photo: NationPress)

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