The Khan Sir coaching centre attack in Patna has taken a dramatic twist — with two security guards of Khan Global Studies arrested after a video went viral on social media showing them firing weapons. The Khan Sir coaching centre attack began on the night of June 2, 2026, when stone-pelting and vandalism occurred at the famous coaching institute in Patna. However, a new video emerged that showed two guards firing shots — prompting police to widen their investigation significantly.
Patna Police arrested both guards — identified as Pradeep and Taleshwar — after interrogation. The guards admitted to the firing. Meanwhile, students staged massive protests outside the coaching centre, demanding security and justice. Police also visited the institute and questioned Khan Sir himself — whose real name is Faisal Khan — as part of the ongoing investigation.
Khan Sir Coaching Attack — Key Facts
| Attack Date | June 2, 2026 — Tuesday night at 10:10 PM |
| Location | Khan Global Studies, Kadamkuan, Patna |
| Attack Type | Stone-pelting and vandalism |
| Guards Arrested | Pradeep and Taleshwar — for firing |
| Others Arrested | Roshan Anand + Abhishek + Gaurav — for attack |
| Guard Injured | One security guard — admitted to hospital |
| Khan Sir Questioned | Yes — police visited and questioned Faisal Khan |
| Weapons Seized | Yes — sent to FSL for examination |
| Student Protests | Large protests outside coaching centre |
Khan Sir Coaching Attack — Full Timeline
June 2, 2026 — 10:10 PM — Attack Begins
At approximately 10:10 PM on June 2, 2026, a group of individuals launched an attack on the Khan Global Studies coaching institute located in the Kadamkuan area of Patna, Bihar. The attackers pelted stones and indulged in vandalism at the premises. During the attack, a security guard sustained injuries and doctors admitted him to hospital.
Khan Sir’s Initial Reaction
In his initial reaction to the attack, Khan Sir — whose real name is Faisal Khan — stated that the attackers may have fired eight to ten rounds. However, he later clarified that due to the confusion and tension at the scene, he could not determine whether firing had actually occurred. Notably, the First Information Report (FIR) lodged by Khan Sir reportedly did not mention any gunfire. Furthermore, police also stated during the preliminary stages that they had not found evidence corroborating claims of firing.
June 3 — Attackers Arrested
Patna Police arrested three individuals in connection with the attack. The arrested persons were Roshan Anand — identified as a coaching institute director — along with his associates Abhishek and Gaurav. The three Police produced them before court and remanded to judicial custody. After his arrest, Roshan Anand maintained his innocence and claimed he was being falsely implicated.
The Viral Video — Fresh Twist
A separate video subsequently emerged on social media that allegedly showed two security guards associated with Khan Global Studies firing weapons — not during the attack, but after it had taken place. The footage prompted police to widen their investigation and examine the role of the coaching institute’s own security personnel.
June 4 — Guards Arrested
Patna Police took both guards into custody and interrogated them. The guards — Pradeep and Taleshwar — admitted to the firing. Police seized their weapons, which Police sent weapons to the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) for examination. Authorities are verifying the legality of the firearms and whether the firing violated any laws. Police also visited Khan Global Studies and questioned Khan Sir as part of the expanded investigation.
Student Protests — Demands for Justice
The Khan Sir coaching centre attack triggered large-scale protests by students outside the Khan Global Studies institute. Large numbers of aspirants gathered outside the coaching centre, raising slogans and demanding justice and security.
“We want justice. We want security.” — Students protesting outside Khan Global Studies, Patna
Students who study at Khan Global Studies — many of whom are preparing for government competitive exams — expressed fear and anxiety about their safety. Moreover, they demanded that authorities ensure the security of coaching institutes and take strict action against those responsible for the attack.
Who Is Khan Sir? — The Teacher Behind the Story
Khan Sir — whose real name is Faisal Khan — is one of India’s most popular educators, particularly famous among students preparing for government competitive exams. He runs Khan Global Studies, a coaching institute in Patna that has both physical and online presence.
Khan Sir’s YouTube Channel and Online Presence
His YouTube channel — Khan GS Research Centre — has millions of subscribers who follow his simple, relatable teaching style. He is especially popular among students from Bihar, UP, and other Hindi-speaking states who are preparing for UPSC, SSC, Railways, and other government exams. His approachable style and ability to explain complex topics in simple Hindi have made him a beloved figure among India’s competitive exam aspirants.
Khan Sir’s Recent Background:
- Bihar Governor Arif Mohammad Khan visited his institute in June 2025 on the occasion of Eid al-Adha
- In December 2024, he participated in protests related to Bihar Public Service Commission exam changes
- In January 2022, Police registered an FIR against coaching teachers including Khan in connection with Railway Recruitment Board protests
- He married A.S. Khan in 2025
Connection to CBSE On-Screen Marking Controversy
The attack on Khan Sir’s coaching centre comes amid a broader atmosphere of student anger and frustration across India — particularly around exam controversies. The CBSE On-Screen Marking controversy, in which thousands of students alleged that their Class 12 answer sheets were blurry or incorrectly scanned, has created enormous tension in educational circles.
Furthermore, the Cockroach Janta Party movement — led by Abhijeet Dipke — has also been demanding the resignation of the Education Minister over exam-related controversies. India’s student community is clearly frustrated, and the attack on Khan Sir’s institute reflects the broader tensions within the education ecosystem.
Khan Sir Coaching Attack — Investigation Status
The Patna Police investigation is ongoing on two separate tracks. First, the investigation into the original attack — the stone-pelting and vandalism by Roshan Anand and associates — is proceeding with the accused in judicial custody.
Second, the investigation into the guards’ firing is now a separate matter. Police are examining whether the guards had legal firearms licenses, whether the firing was in self-defence or excessive force, and whether any other laws were violated. The weapons have been sent to the FSL for forensic examination.
Khan Sir himself has been questioned and is cooperating with police. No FIR has been filed against him at this stage. However, the investigation is dynamic and further developments are expected.
Key Questions Remaining:
- Were the guards’ firearms legally licensed?
- Was the firing in self-defence or excessive force?
- Who ordered or instructed the guards to fire?
- What was the motive behind the original attack on the coaching centre?
- Is there a connection to the broader student protest movement?
Conclusion — What This Case Means for India
The Khan Sir coaching centre attack case has evolved from a simple vandalism incident into a complex multi-layered investigation involving student protests, viral videos, guards firing weapons, and questions about the legality of firearms at coaching institutes.
Moreover, the case reflects the broader tensions in India’s education ecosystem — where student frustration over exams, unemployment, and lack of opportunities has reached a boiling point. Furthermore, the attack on one of India’s most beloved educators has shocked millions of students across the country who look up to Khan Sir as a mentor and guide.
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