A six-year-old boy, who joined the student protest against alleged irregularities in the 70th BPSC exam in Patna on Tuesday, has become a social media sensation. Videos of the young protester, chanting slogans against the Bihar government and demanding the resignation of the Chief Minister, have gone viral. However, a video showing him being removed by police from the protest site has sparked widespread criticism. The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) condemned the action, labeling it as "detaining" a six-year-old. The boy, waving a tricolor, was heard voicing concerns over unemployment and demanding the chief minister's resignation. Following chaos at the protest site, police used water cannons and lathi charge to disperse students who attempted to surround the Chief Minister's residence. Minutes later, police personnel, including women officers, were seen taking the boy and his mother away from the protest site. The circumstances surrounding the child's removal by the police are unclear, with conflicting statements from authorities. Abhijeet Dipke of the CJP and political parties like AAP and Congress have raised concerns over the incident, accusing the police of harassing a minor. Manish Sisodia, an AAP leader, criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the alleged mistreatment of the child, while the Congress-affiliated NSUI condemned the incident. This controversy comes amidst youth anger towards the Bihar government over exam paper leaks, Teacher Recruitment Examination-4 (TRE-4) format issues, and a perceived lack of transparency in recruitment processes.