Khan Sir, a well-known educator from Patna, has once again found himself at the center of a controversy. This time, rumours about his alleged arrest have sparked a storm. While his team claims he was detained, Patna Police has categorically denied the allegations, stating that no such arrest or detention occurred.The controversy erupted when Khan Sir extended his support to students protesting against the normalisation process in the 70th Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) preliminary exams. On December 3, students staged a demonstration outside the BPSC office in Patna, blocking Bailey Road to voice their grievances. The police intervened with a lathi charge to disperse the crowd and restore order.Amid the chaos, Khan Sir reportedly arrived at the police station to advocate for the detained students. Initially, his team claimed he had been taken into custody. Later, the narrative changed to suggest that he was arrested, prompting a large gathering of students outside the Gardanibagh police station. By nightfall, visuals emerged of Khan Sir being escorted in a police jeep, adding to the confusion.Patna police clarifiesPatna SSP Rajeev Mishra refuted the claims, stating, Khan Sir was neither detained nor arrested. He voluntarily came to the police station and was repeatedly asked to leave, but he refused. Mishra emphasized that Khan Sirs presence was solely to assist the detained students.Who is Khan sirBorn in December 1993 in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, Khan Sir is renowned for his affordable coaching classes, both offline and online. He avoids revealing his real name, stating that he doesnt wish to associate with caste or religion. His unique teaching style, coupled with a massive social media following, has made him a household name among students across the country.A journey of resilienceKhan Sirs path to success wasnt easy. After being disqualified from joining the army due to medical reasons, he turned to teaching. His commitment to accessible education has earned him both accolades and enemies. In one instance, his coaching center in Patna was targeted with a bomb attack, allegedly by competitors.During the COVID-19 pandemic, Khan Sir pivoted to YouTube, gaining millions of followers. His online classes now complement his offline sessions, making education accessible to students from all walks of life.
