
Ranchi police have registered an FIR against 600 protesters over Thursday's march towards the Jharkhand Assembly. The case names 100 protesters and books 500 unidentified students and others, India Today reports.
Ranchi police have registered an FIR against 600 protesters over Thursday's march towards the Jharkhand Assembly. The case names 100 protesters and books 500 unidentified students and others, India Today reports.
The student agitation over recruitment exam irregularities entered its 20th day on Thursday. The JPSC-JSSC Reforms Manch is demanding transparency, cancellation of several tests, and an independent CBI probe or a panel of retired judges from outside Jharkhand. Six rounds of talks have failed to end the deadlock.
The BJP's statewide bandh and Raghubar Das's hunger strike threat show how quickly a legitimate student grievance becomes a political football. The Congress's charge that the BJP is importing disruptors is equally self-serving. Both parties treat the protesters as props. The test is not who shouts loudest but whether the SIT, whose credibility ABVP questions over its changing composition, can produce a credible report. Watch whether the 14th JPSC exam is actually cancelled and when Mahto returns to the protest site, not who claims victory at a rally.
Source: indiatoday.in
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