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CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke congratulated the protesting students after the Jharkhand government accepting their demands on Monday
Students in Jharkhand who overcame significant challenges to clear preliminary exams are now facing disappointment after the main examination was unexpectedly cancelled.
A protester, adopting the style of the character 'Pushpa,' joined a student demonstration in Ranchi, India, for PSC-JSSC aspirants. He stated, 'Jharkhand ke students jhukenge nahi' (Jharkhand students will not bow down) to draw attention to their demands.
A CJP delegation has joined Jharkhand students' protests in Ranchi, pledging full support to the students and their cause.
Politicians, including Badal and Abhijeet Dipke, have voiced their support for student protests against alleged exam scams in Punjab and Jharkhand. They are calling for accountability and reform in the examination systems.
Devendra Nath Mahto, a student leader protesting in Jharkhand, ended his indefinite hunger strike after receiving a call and appeal from activist Sonam Wangchuk. Mahto, however, stated his intention to continue the broader protest movement.
Students in Jharkhand are protesting alleged irregularities in JPSC and JSSC exams, with one man climbing a mobile tower to highlight the issue after his wife was affected. The protests have garnered support from political figures like Abhijeet Dipke of the CJP.
Students in Jharkhand are protesting against exam policies, burning effigies of Chief Minister Hemant Soren and Rahul Gandhi. They plan to gherao the CM's residence if their demands are not met by August 20.
Students in Jharkhand blocked a road to protest the transfer of their headmaster, who was directed to report back to his parent institution on August 12.
Students in Jharkhand, India, marched to the state assembly to protest alleged fraud in government job exams, escalating their hunger strike. Protesters faced lathi charges, tear gas, and water cannons from the police.
The Jharkhand government has initiated talks with students protesting against the Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) examination results, promising to sympathetically consider their demands. This engagement comes as the student protests, including a hunger strike, have continued for several days.
Students in Jharkhand are continuing their hunger strike, now in its second week, as part of an ongoing protest. Political figures, including BJP and Rahul Gandhi, have expressed support for the students' demands.
Students in Jharkhand are protesting against alleged exam irregularities, with some on a hunger strike, demanding a CBI probe while Chief Minister Hemant Soren has stated his doors are open for dialogue and awaits a CID report.
Students in Jharkhand are escalating their protests, planning to burn effigies of CM Soren and Rahul Gandhi, and announcing a siege of the Chief Minister's residence on August 20.
Sam Pitroda of the Congress party has raised concerns regarding the use of force against students in Jharkhand.
Protests continue in Ranchi over the 2024 JSSC paper leak, with job aspirants planning to gherao the state assembly after talks failed, demanding a CBI investigation and the annulment of the exam, following a CID report detailing WhatsApp involvement.
Neha Bora, the chief of the All India Students' Association (AISA), had ink thrown at her during a student protest in Jharkhand regarding job opportunities. A man was detained in connection with the incident, which Bora attributed to 'RSS-BJP goons'.
Students in Jharkhand have formed an 11-member delegation, including eight students, a lawyer, and two technical experts, to engage in talks with the government.
Students in Jharkhand are continuing their protests, demanding the cancellation of the JPSC exam and calling for a CBI investigation.