Archive · 27 Sep 2025
Uttarakhand Exam Leak: Protests Persist, CBI Probe Demanded
Imagine important test papers got leaked!
People are protesting because they think the government needs to do a better job.
Students and the Congress party are now asking for a special investigation by a top government team, and they want a high court judge to oversee it.
The government has suspended some officials, but the protesters are not satisfied.
They are holding sit-ins and protesting throughout the state.
They've warned the government they might cause further issues if their demands are not met.
Protests continue in Uttarakhand over the alleged UKSSSC exam paper leak.
The Unemployed Union is leading the protests with a sit-in.
Congress party staged statewide protests demanding a CBI inquiry.
Government formed SIT and suspended officials in response.
Protesters threaten to 'gherao' the CM's residence if demands are unmet.
- Who
- Students, Congress, Government
- What
- Protests demanding CBI probe
- When
- September 26
- Where
- Dehradun, Uttarakhand
- Why
- Alleged paper leak in UKSSSC exam
Protesters/Congress
Government
Investigation
Protesters/Congress
Demand a CBI investigation under the supervision of a high court judge.
Government
Government has formed a Special Investigation Team (SIT).
Protest Actions
Protesters/Congress
Continue protests until the government fulfills their demands.
Government
Urged protesters to end their demonstration.
- Issue
- UKSSSC exam paper leak
- Protest Action
- Sit-in, statewide protests
- Key Players
- Unemployed Union, Congress Party
- Government Response
- SIT investigation, suspensions
- Demand
- CBI investigation under high court judge
- Threat
- Gherao of CM's residence (if demands unmet)
Sources
At centre of Uttarakhand paper leak protests, a familiar face: Regional youth leader Bobby Panwar
'BJP's Other Name Is Paper Chor': Rahul Gandhi Backs Uttarakhand Student Protests
‘Azadi’ slogans in Uttarakhand paper leak protest create flutter; CM calls it a ploy to create unrest in state
