
CJP joins Jharkhand students protesting JPSC, JSSC exam irregularities. Demands include CBI probe, CM's resignation, and cancellation of tests.
The Cockroach Janta Party has thrown its weight behind students protesting in Ranchi over alleged irregularities in the JPSC and JSSC recruitment exams. CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke said on X that he spoke with the protesters and that the party supports their demands.
Hundreds of students have been demonstrating for five consecutive days. They are protesting alleged paper leaks in the 14th JPSC examination and the JSSC-CGL test. JPSC aspirant Rahul Kumar Kranti told PTI that OMR sheets had been leaked. He said the CID probe ordered by Chief Minister Hemant Soren does not inspire confidence. Previous investigations into JSSC-CGL paper leaks led to no action, Kranti added. “We have completely lost faith in the ongoing CID probe,” he said.
Protesters are demanding a CBI investigation into all recruitment exams conducted by JPSC and JSSC over the past seven years. They also want the chief minister to resign on moral grounds. One protester told ANI that all exams linked to JPSC, JSSC, and the blacklisted company TDL should be cancelled immediately. The 14th JPSC Combined Preliminary Test, held on April 19, is specifically targeted.
Another demand is the introduction of a fifth “not attempted” option in OMR sheets. Ankit Kumar from Giridih district said thousands of students from farming families want fair opportunities based on merit.
BJP State General Secretary Amar Kumar Bauri criticised the state government. He told ANI that solver gangs and paper leaks have plagued exams since the Hemant Soren government took office. “Jobs are being sold,” Bauri alleged. He called for a CBI inquiry and for Soren to resign. Bauri noted that Congress and RJD leaders have remained silent, accusing them of double standards.
The protesters have been holding an indefinite sit-in at Jaipal Singh Munda stadium since July 29. They held a Mashal March and raised slogans such as “Order CBI probe in JPSC” and “Shame on Hemant Soren.”
No official response from the state government has been reported. The protest continues.
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