JPSC Protest: Students Await Government Dialogue in Wait-and-Watch Mode

Some students are holding a protest called the JPSC protest.

They want to talk to the government to fix their problem.

Their leader, Piyush Kumar, says they are in a "wait and watch situation."

That means they are waiting and watching to see what happens next.

The students want the government to choose a day and time for a meeting.

So far, the government has not sent them any official message about when the talks will happen.

People who support them can cheer them on, but the students say they only want moral support.

That means encouragement and good wishes, not other kinds of help.

The protest is run by students only, and their leader says they have nothing to do with any political party.

He also said their stage will not turn into a "political akhara," or a place for political fighting.