Congress Accuses BJP of Politicising Jharkhand Student Stir

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BJP politicising Jharkhand students’ stir, brought outsiders to disrupt protests: Cong

Congress on Wednesday accused the BJP of politicising the Jharkhand student protests and of shielding the ‘exam mafia’ by demanding a CBI probe instead of a state CID investigation. Protests over alleged…

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Congress on Wednesday accused the BJP of politicising the Jharkhand student protests and of shielding the ‘exam mafia’ by demanding a CBI probe instead of a state CID investigation. Protests over alleged irregularities in the JSSC-CGL examination have been ongoing since July 25. On Monday, police used lathi-charge and water cannons on protesters near the Jharkhand assembly.

Congress Accuses BJP of Politicising Jharkhand Student Stir

Congress ministers claimed no force was used and that the state government had already taken steps against paper leaks. They alleged 152 paper leaks have occurred since 2015 under BJP rule, with only 17 investigated by the CBI and no convictions. Rahul Gandhi said he is not silent on the issue and condemned violence against students.

Congress Accuses BJP of Politicising Jharkhand Student Stir

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Both the Congress and the BJP are using the Jharkhand protests to score political points. The Congress defends the state government while accusing the BJP of protecting the ‘exam mafia’; the BJP demands a CBI probe while ignoring its own record of paper leaks. The real issues, examination reform and accountability for violence against protesters, get lost. Will an independent investigation, free from both central and state control, be accepted by all sides?


Sources (3): nationalheraldindia.com, timesofindia.indiatimes.com, timesnownews.com

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Updated: this story now draws on 3 sources.

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