After meeting with representatives of the government, Ravindra Paswan, a student leader says, "This was the second round of talks with the government delegation. Regarding the specifics—specifically the 14th JPSC, JPSC Backlog 2023, and JPSC Backlog 2025 exams—the government has decided to consider cancelling all three. Furthermore, the government has proposed CID and ED investigations into all exams conducted by the TDPL agency. Additionally, the government has accepted almost all of our demands concerning reforms, with the exception of one or two issues—such as age relaxation, on which no consensus could be reached. Regarding the CGL exam, the students demanded a CBI inquiry; however, the government did not agree to this. Instead, the government stated that a judicial inquiry would be conducted under the chairmanship of a retired judge, and if financial irregularities are detected, the ED would also be involved. Nevertheless, we students continue to demand a CBI inquiry..." He adds, "The agitation will continue; the agitation is still ongoing." Show more Show less
Jharkhand govt to consider cancellation of 3 JPSC exams after talks with aspirants
After meeting with representatives of the government, Ravindra Paswan, a student leader says, "This was the second round of talks with the government delegation. Regarding the specifics—specifically the 14th JPSC, JPSC Backlog 2023, and JPSC Backlog 2025 exams—the government has decided to consider cancelling all three. Furthermore, the government has proposed CID and ED investigations into all exams conducted by the TDPL agency. Additionally, the government has accepted almost all of our demands concerning reforms, with the exception of one or two issues—such as age relaxation, on which no consensus could be reached. Regarding the CGL exam, the students demanded a CBI inquiry; however, the government did not agree to this. Instead, the government stated that a judicial inquiry would be conducted under the chairmanship of a retired judge, and if financial irregularities are detected, the ED would also be involved. Nevertheless, we students continue to demand a CBI inquiry..." He adds, "The agitation will continue; the agitation is still ongoing."
