
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Sunday appealed to protesting students to resolve their grievances through dialogue, thanking officials and police for handling the agitation with 'restraint, sensitivity and complete responsibility'. In…
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Sunday appealed to protesting students to resolve their grievances through dialogue, thanking officials and police for handling the agitation with 'restraint, sensitivity and complete responsibility'. In a post on X, Soren said the government had heard the students' demands and senior ministers were in constant talks with them.
The CM promised action on demands with 'utmost seriousness' and said the government would make the examination system more 'transparent, technology-enabled, secure and accountable'. He accused some opposition leaders of trying to 'spoil the atmosphere' for political gain, urging students not to fall for such narratives.
The standard script of blaming 'political narratives' while asking students to trust the government wears thin when exams remain a source of perennial anxiety. Jharkhand's young people have a democratic right to protest peacefully. The onus is on Soren to show, not just promise, what concrete reforms his government will enact and by when. The test will be a clear timeline and a public audit of examination transparency within three months.
Source: english.mathrubhumi.com
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