Jharkhand protesters clash with police, demand CBI probe into exam irregularities

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Jharkhand: Why are govt job aspirants protesting and what are their demands?

Jharkhand job aspirants clashed with police on Monday during a march to the state assembly, demanding a CBI probe into alleged irregularities in JPSC and JSSC recruitment exams. Police used water cannons,…

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Jharkhand job aspirants clashed with police on Monday during a march to the state assembly, demanding a CBI probe into alleged irregularities in JPSC and JSSC recruitment exams. Police used water cannons, tear gas, and lathi-charge after protesters breached barricades. The 17-day agitation has seen the government cancel the 14th JPSC preliminary exam and two backlog tests, but students insist on a CBI investigation. Candidates have raised concerns over delayed recruitment cycles and missing category-wise cut-offs. The protest began after an OMR sheet purportedly showing a shortlisted candidate attempting only 48 questions went viral.

Jharkhand protesters clash with police, demand CBI probe into exam irregularities
Jharkhand protesters clash with police, demand CBI probe into exam irregularities

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The government claims to have accepted 98% of demands, yet protesters say only three of 13 exam cancellations have been agreed. Both sides talk past each other. The real test will be whether the government agrees to a CBI probe or a panel of retired high court judges, as demanded. Until then, the deadlock will persist, and the police baton-charge has only hardened resolve. The question is: can the state restore trust in its recruitment system without an independent investigation?


Sources (2): thenewsminute.com, rediff.com

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