Jharkhand student protests: Govt says 98% demands accepted, students call claim ‘lies’, plan Vidhan Sabha march today
Negotiations between Jharkhand officials and student protesters are stalled as demands for canceling the JSSC CGL exam remain unmet.
Despite extensive negotiations, the Jharkhand government and protesting student groups have reached no resolution, with the deadlock showing no sign of breaking. Chief Minister Hemant Soren maintains that his administration is handling the demands with utmost sensitivity and seriousness, claiming to have accepted nearly all major demands.
The government insists on the cancellation of the Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission (JSSC) Combined Graduate Level (CGL) examination, which student unions find unacceptable. Student leaders accuse the government of lying about meeting 98% of their demands, stating that only 3 out of 13 exams were canceled. The protestors plan to hold a 'Vidhan Sabha March' on Monday, vowing to stay peaceful and democratic.
The Jharkhand Police have beefed up security around the assembly premises and made arrangements for a potential student-led march. Three Jharkhand Public Service Commission members resigned after the Central Investigation Department summoned them for alleged irregularities.
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