What are Khan Sir Real life Story?
Faisal Khan, professionally known as Khan Sir, is an Indian educator and YouTuber based in Patna, Bihar. He runs a coaching institute that prepares students for competitive examinations in India.[2]
Early life and education
Khan was born in Deoria, Uttar Pradesh. His father worked as a contractor and his mother was a homemaker.[1][3]
He completed his schooling in Bhatpar Rani and later studied at the University of Allahabad, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree and a master's degree in geography.[4][5]
In 2025, he married Ainam Siddiqui alias Zeenat Khan.[6] [7]
Career
Khan started his YouTube channel, Khan GS Research Centre, where he provides educational content. In 2021, he launched a mobile application to offer online courses.[8]
In June 2025, Bihar Governor Arif Mohammad Khan visited Khan's coaching institute in Patna on the occasion of Eid al-Adha. During the visit, they discussed issues related to education and social concerns, including cultural values and crimes against women.[9]
Controversies
In April 2021, a video by Khan on France–Pakistan relations received criticism on social media.[1]
In January 2022, a FIR was registered against several coaching institute teachers, including Khan, in connection with protests related to the Railway Recruitment Board examinations.[10]
In December 2024, he participated in a protest related to changes in the Bihar Public Service Commission examination.[11]
Controversy with Anjana Om Kashyap
On May 29, 2026, during a live debate on Aaj Tak on the NEET exam system, TV anchor Anjana Om Kashyap commented on the growing influence of online “star teachers” and commercialisation of online teachers, while using derogatory words like "do kaudi ke Star teachers" etc for them, meaning frauds and imposters. [12]
This led to massive social media reaction in form of videos, posts and broadcasts from many online teachers including Khan Sir, Abhinav and others. Some of them allegedly used defamatory words like “bikau patrakar,” “chatukar,” “dalli,” and accused them of engaging in “dalaali” and operating a “fake news ki dukaan" for Anjana and Aaj Tak. [13]
Later Anjana and TV Today Network, for which she works, filed a defamation suit before the Delhi High Court against Faisal Khan (Khan Sir), Abhinay Sharma, Babita Tyagi, Arvind Bhadauriya, and the 4PM News Network, seeking a compensation of Rs. 2 crore and immediate removal of defamatory material from social media platforms. [14][15][16]
On 08 June, the Delhi High Court refused to provide any Interim relief to Kashyap and TV Today in their defamation suit fixing June 17 as next date of hearing.
2026 coaching institute firing case
In June 2026, a firing incident took place outside Khan's coaching institute in Patna.[17] Police initiated an investigation into the incident and registered a case in connection with the matter.[18]
Subsequently legal proceedings involving Khan were initiated in connection with the case. In June 2026, his lawyer stated that Khan would seek anticipatory bail and would not surrender before the court while the matter remained under investigation.[19]
Khan stated that he believed the incident might have been linked to rivalry within the coaching industry, although police had not publicly confirmed the claim at the time.[20]
Meanwhile the BJP Government in Bihar has said that law will take its own course. [21]
On 9 June, the Patna Civil Court granted Khan interim protection from arrest till next hearing.[22]
Social work
Khan sir has been associated with a hospital project in Patna that provides low-cost medical services.[23]
Khan sir has been involved in initiatives related to affordable healthcare. In 2025, he opened a hospital in Patna aimed at providing low-cost medical services to the public. The facility offers treatment at rates reported to be lower than many government hospitals, with a focus on accessibility for economically weaker sections.[24]
Reports have noted that services such as diagnostic tests are provided at very low cost as part of this initiative.[25

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