{
  "type": "article",
  "title": "Bihar training institute removes 70th BPSC trainee Rohit Anand over mobile phone row during mock test",
  "summary": "BiPARD in Gaya has expelled 70th BPSC trainee Rohit Anand from training after he was accused of using a mobile phone during a mock test and behaving improperly with faculty.",
  "content": "A discipline row has surfaced at the Bihar Institute of Public Administration and Rural Development in Gaya, better known as BiPARD, where a trainee from the 70th BPSC batch has been pulled out of the programme midway. Rohit Anand, a trainee posted in District Commandant Group-4, has been relieved from training after the institute held him guilty of violating the Bihar Sarkar Sevak Achran rules and of alleged misbehaviour with staff. The order was issued by the institute on 5 September 2026.\n\nHow the mobile phone dispute unfolded\nThe episode took place on 31 August, during the batch's fourth CFC/CIC mock test. Rohit Anand was accused of carrying and using a mobile phone during the exam. IT faculty member Deepak Verma, who was supervising the test, flagged it as a direct breach of institute rules and reported the matter. When he was asked to hand over the phone, Rohit Anand reportedly refused to do so. During the argument that followed, his conduct towards the faculty was also described as improper and lacking basic courtesy, which the institute treated as a separate breach of discipline.\n\nTrainees were briefed on the rules at the very start\nAccording to BiPARD's administration, this was not a case of an unstated rule being broken. The institute says every selected trainee was clearly briefed on its SOP and discipline-related rules right at the beginning of the training programme. Its discipline manual explicitly bars the use of mobile phones inside classrooms and during examinations. CCTV footage of the incident is also available with the institute, and Rohit Anand was formally asked to submit a written explanation once the matter came to light.\n\nAction followed a formal inquiry\nBiPARD said Rohit Anand's written explanation, the CCTV footage and the findings gathered during the inquiry were all reviewed closely. After this review, the institute concluded that the allegations against him stood prima facie true, while his explanation was found unsatisfactory. Shubham Mishra, a young professional attached to the training team, also confirmed the same allegations in a separate inquiry report. Treating the episode as a case of serious indiscipline and misconduct, BiPARD then issued a formal order relieving Rohit Anand from the training programme.\n\nWhat this means for you\nThe case does not directly hit an ordinary reader's wallet, but it carries a clear message for candidates preparing for government service training programmes.\n\n• In Bihar: Other trainees selected through BPSC now have a concrete precedent showing that institutes like BiPARD can and will act on rule violations during training. Expect tighter enforcement of mobile-phone restrictions during mock tests and classes going forward.\n• Across India: Administrative training institutes in other states may also tighten monitoring, such as CCTV coverage and faculty reporting mechanisms, around exam and classroom discipline rules.\n• For trainees: Clearing a selection exam is not the final step; the episode is a reminder that discipline violations during foundation training can lead to removal, not just a warning.\n\nQuestions & Answers\n\n1. Which trainee has been removed from training?\nRohit Anand, a trainee from District Commandant Group-4 in the 70th BPSC batch, has been relieved from training.\n\n2. When and where did the incident happen?\nIt happened at BiPARD in Gaya during the fourth CFC/CIC mock test held on 31 August 2026.\n\n3. What is Rohit Anand accused of?\nHe is accused of using a mobile phone during the mock test, refusing to hand it over, and behaving improperly with faculty.\n\n4. Who reported the incident?\nIT faculty member Deepak Verma, who was supervising the exam, reported the matter.\n\n5. When was the removal order issued?\nBiPARD issued the order on 5 September 2026.\n\n6. Was the allegation investigated before action was taken?\nYes, action followed a review of CCTV footage, Rohit Anand's written explanation, and an inquiry report by young professional Shubham Mishra.",
  "url": "https://trendkia.com/en/bihar/gaya-ke-bipard-men-mobaila-vivada-bpsc-prashikshu-rohit-anand-prashikshana-se-bahara-29082",
  "category": "Bihar",
  "publishedAt": "2026-09-07",
  "tags": [
    "BPSC training",
    "BiPARD Gaya",
    "Rohit Anand",
    "mobile phone row",
    "indiscipline",
    "Bihar Sarkar Sevak Achran rules"
  ],
  "language": "en",
  "site": "TrendKia"
}