3 weeks ago
Students March Again to Jharkhand Assembly in Second Protest
Students in Jharkhand are protesting again.
This is their second protest march in just one month.
They are walking to the Jharkhand Assembly, which is also called the Vidhan Sabha.
The police have put up barricades to block the way.
A student leader named Ravindra Paswan says the barricades will not stop them.
He asked all students and the public to stay peaceful.
He also said everyone should follow the rules of the constitution.
Students from every district of Jharkhand are coming to join the protest.
A very big crowd is expected at the march on Monday.
The students want to show they are disciplined and educated.
Students in Jharkhand are planning a second protest march to the state Assembly (Vidhan Sabha) within a month.
Student leader Ravindra Paswan said protesters would not be deterred by police barricading.
Paswan urged students and the general public to maintain peace and adhere to constitutional norms.
Students from every district of Jharkhand were arriving for the protest.
A massive turnout was expected at the march scheduled for Monday.
- Who
- Students from across Jharkhand, led by student leader Ravindra Paswan
- What
- A second protest march to the Jharkhand Assembly (Vidhan Sabha) within a month, despite police barricading
- Where
- Jharkhand, at the Vidhan Sabha (Jharkhand Assembly)
- When
- Scheduled for Monday; the second protest in a month
- Why
- The article does not specify the protesters' demands; Paswan said students are leading the movement and want to demonstrate discipline and education following constitutional norms
Key facts
- Event
- Student protest march to the Jharkhand Assembly
- Occurrence
- Second protest in a month
- Location
- Jharkhand Assembly (Vidhan Sabha)
- Student leader
- Ravindra Paswan
- Scheduled date
- Monday
- Expected turnout
- Massive
- Participation
- Students from every district of Jharkhand
- Point of contention
- Police barricading at the Assembly
Quotes
Ravindra Paswan
Student leader of the protest
“I urge all students and the general public to maintain peace and adhere to constitutional norms.”
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