Employees and police march toward Lok Bhawan, Patna

Police personnel and members of the University and College Employees Federation marched toward Lok Bhawan in Patna, Bihar on 10 October 2026, opposing the recommendation to affiliate JD Women's College with Mata Sita University. (Photo: NationPress)

Members of the University and College Employees Federation held placards during a march toward Lok Bhawan in Patna on 10 October 2026, demanding the withdrawal of the proposal to affiliate JD Women's College with Mata Sita University. (Photo: NationPress)

Police personnel and members of the University and College Employees Federation clashed during a march toward Lok Bhawan in Patna, Bihar on 10 October 2026, as protesters opposed the proposed affiliation of JD Women's College with Mata Sita University. (Photo: NationPress)

Police personnel detained members of the University and College Employees Federation during their protest march toward Lok Bhawan in Patna, Bihar on 10 October 2026, as demonstrators opposed the recommendation to affiliate JD Women's College with Mata Sita University. (Photo: NationPress)

In a continuing crackdown, police personnel detained further members of the University and College Employees Federation as the protest march neared Lok Bhawan in Patna on 10 October 2026. The federation was demonstrating against the proposed JD Women's College–Mata Sita University affiliation. (Photo: NationPress)

Visuals captured police personnel and University and College Employees Federation members in confrontation during the Lok Bhawan bound march in Patna, Bihar on 10 October 2026. The protest centred on opposition to affiliating JD Women's College with Mata Sita University. (Photo: NationPress)

Scenes of confrontation between police personnel and University and College Employees Federation members marked the march to Lok Bhawan, Patna, on 10 October 2026. At issue is a recommendation to bring JD Women's College under Mata Sita University, which federation members allege could affect service conditions. (Photo: NationPress)

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