Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, the Leader of the Opposition in Bihar, criticized the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government for its handling of the BPSC TRE-4 recruitment process. He accused the government of betraying the youth by failing to fulfill pre-election promises regarding job creation. His comments followed protests by teacher aspirants in Patna, who demanded immediate notification for the TRE-4 recruitment, increased vacancies, and a transparent selection process. Tensions escalated when police detained several candidates and student leaders during the protests. Tejashwi condemned the government's use of police force against peaceful demonstrations, asserting that the youth's demands for accountability should not be met with violence. He pointed out that during the previous Mahagathbandhan government's tenure, over 200,000 teachers were appointed without any recruitment issues. Tejashwi's remarks reflect growing frustration among Bihar's youth regarding the government's inaction on job vacancies, with the NDA's six-month delay in announcing TRE-4 vacancies drawing particular ire.