Ranchi: Lathicharged police in hundreds of ideals led by MLA opposition when they tried to march to the office of the Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) here on Tuesday.
The demonstrators, most failed candidates, demanded the cancellation of the initial results of the JPSC joint civil service examination which was declared earlier this month and a re-examination.
Protests also trigger a political line with JMM mentioned as BJP sponsored and advises students not to be wrong.
BJP Mlaas condemns Lathicharge to students.
JPSC held a preliminary test of the joint civil service exam in September to fill 252 posts.
After the declaration of the results, candidates who did not succeed in claim anomalies in the evaluation process and were pressed for the cancellation.
They have collected five problems related to the examination before the JPSC they called to the office on Tuesday.
The candidates gathered in large numbers in the land of Morabadi and marched to the JPSC office to meet with their chairman Amitabh Choudhary.
BJP Legislator Naveen Jaiswal and Bhanu Pratap Sahi and Lambodar Mahto Ajsu led the procession.
The police installed a barricade to stop them stating that there was no permission given for the procession.
The candidates entered the fight with the police and managed to break the obstacles and continue.
Furthermore, the police used a mild lathicharge to push the protesters.
The candidates then sat in Dharna on the road.
Prospin Pravin Choudhary said, “There is a deviation in conducting an examination It has begun.
The students will meet the JPSC chairman but Lathicharged.
The government cannot pressure youth.
“Then, a delegation, including BJP Mlaas, met Choudhary.
He said, “The five problems raised by the demonstrators have answered points-wise.
They collect more problems today which will be explained in two to three days.
The request for the cancellation of the inspection is without the basis Problems raised during the meeting.
The candidates say they will decide on future actions based on the answer.
Reacting to the development, minister and member of Parliament JMM Mithilesh Thakur said, “This is a BJP sponsored procession.
The students should not be wrong by politicians and use the right platform to voice their complaints.” Jmm General Secretary Supriyo Bhattacharya said all protests were caused by the provocation of BJP leaders.