Kerala Lower Primary School Teacher rank holders eat grass in protest over delay in appointments
The agitation has crossed 34 days, highlighting the frustration of the candidates candidates who cleared the Kerala Public Service Commission examination.
On Saturday, rank holders of a Lower Primary School Teacher position in Kerala protested outside the state Secretariat, consuming grass in protest against the government's prolonged delay in issuing appointment orders. The demonstration, which has been ongoing for over a month, centers around the lack of action on the government's part to address their grievances.
The protesters, seen in a video shared by ANI, were situated in a row outside the secretariat with a piece of paper containing strands of grass before them. The protest against the government's inaction has now spanned 34 days since the release of the Kerala Public Service Commission (PSC) rank list on May 31 of the previous year.
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