'In complete solidarity': CJP joins Jharkhand students' protest in Ranchi, vows to 'provide all forms of support'
CJP spokesperson Ashutosh Ranks said the delegation, led by Mukesh and Akshay Shinde, would provide “all forms of support” to the students.
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has shown full support for protesting Jharkhand students, as evidenced by a CJP delegation visiting the state. The delegation, led by Mukesh and Akshay Shinde, pledged to provide comprehensive assistance to the demonstrators. This solidarity comes in response to the ongoing agitation over allegations of paper leaks in recruitment exams.
The Jharkhand government held discussions with various groups throughout the day, but was unable to resolve the deadlock as students insisted on continuing their protest until all demands are met. A five-member panel consisting of state ministers met with one faction led by JLKM leader Devendra Nath Mahto, whose hunger strike had been ongoing for seven days.
Additionally, the government held separate talks with delegations from the Congress-backed NSUI, ACS, and JCM. The protesting students' demands include the cancellation of the 14th Jharkhand PSC Civil Services Examination, a CID probe into suspicious exams, and the establishment of a Jharkhand Testing Agency (JTA) similar to the National Testing Agency.
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