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Jharkhand Students Protest Over Exam Paper Leaks
Students in Ranchi are holding a protest at a stadium because they think the exams for state jobs were unfair.
They want the exams cancelled and a big investigation.
The police won’t let them set up tents, so many have to sleep in the rain.
People from all over India are sending food and money to help the students.
The protest is part of a bigger fight against cheating in state exams.
Students in Ranchi have staged a protest at Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium since July 29, demanding cancellation of JPSC and JSSC exams after alleged paper leaks.
Protesters lack permission to erect tents, forcing many to sleep in the rain while police refuse to allow tents.
Supporters from across India have sent food, bedsheets, and money to the protest site, drawing comparisons to the Jantar Mantar movement.
The JPSC has seen arrests by CID, resignation of former chairperson L Khiangte, and calls for a CBI or ED probe into irregularities.
Protesters seek reforms to eliminate political interference and ensure a transparent recruitment process.
- Who
- Students from Jharkhand and supporters across India
- What
- Protest over alleged paper leaks in JPSC and JSSC exams
- Where
- Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium, Ranchi, Jharkhand
- When
- Started 29 July 2023, ongoing
- Why
- Demand cancellation of exams, investigation, and reforms
Key facts
- Location
- Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium, Ranchi, Jharkhand
- Protest Start Date
- 29 July 2023
- Main Demands
- Cancellation of JPSC/JSSC exams, CBI/ED probe, reforms
- Key Figures
- L Khiangte (former JPSC chairperson)
- Police Response
- Denied tent erection
Quotes
Student protester on X
Student protester describing police restrictions
“"The Ranchi administration is not allowing us to erect the tent here. Not letting us put down the tent from the truck. The students are drenched in rain. No single officer is helping us. They are shifting the responsibility on each other. We are requesting Ranchi police to let us erect the tent."”
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“"Bedsheets, towels and food supplies are reaching the protest site. Hundreds of students are arriving. Please keep sending supplies. Jai Johar."”
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