CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke to visit MPSC protesters in Pune, urges government to ‘listen to the youth’
Cockroach Janta Party chief Abhijeet Dipke said on Sunday that he will visit the site of a protest seeking the resignation of Maharashtra Public Service Commission chairperson Vivek Bhimanwar. “More than 20 lakh youths in Maharashtra are preparing for the MPSC examinations,” Dipke said on X. “They are not just students, but are voters too. If the government doesn’t listen to their voice today,…
Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janta Party, is set to visit protesters in Pune supporting MPSC examination reforms. Dipke highlighted that over 20 million young people in Maharashtra are preparing for the MPSC exams, encompassing both students and voters. If the government fails to listen to their concerns, Dipke warned, these young individuals will respond through their votes.
Three simultaneous protests involving MPSC students are currently underway in Pune, with demonstrators seeking the resignation of MPSC chairperson Vivek Bhimanwar, a return to the earlier objective pattern of the exam, and the continuation of the descriptive pattern.
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