Student protests are ongoing in Jharkhand. Meanwhile, on Tuesday, amid student protests over the JPSC-JSSC examinations, Chief Minister Hemant Soren made a major announcement. During the ongoing protests in Jharkhand, Chief Minister Hemant Soren clarified the government’s stance in the Assembly. He openly stated that the government is fully prepared to cancel the 14th Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) preliminary examination and backlog examinations. He also announced an investigation, stating that the government will conduct the investigation of the TDPL-related examinations in a completely impartial manner.
What was announced?
CM Hemant Soren has announced that recruitment examinations will be completely reformed. Expertise from the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) will be used for the examinations. Hemant Soren also attacked the opposition. He directly targeted the BJP, saying, “These people are hypocrites and pretend.” He also said that members of his party are trying to spoil the atmosphere by posing as students. He further alleged that BJP members are playing with the future of students for their own political interests. CM Hemant Soren directly targeted the BJP.
CM says BJP is harming the youth
Chief Minister Hemant Soren strongly criticized the BJP in the House. While CM Hemant Soren was delivering his speech, opposition members continuously raised slogans and created a ruckus in the House. Despite this, Hemant retaliated, saying that people are tarnishing the dignity of the House. He also directly targeted the opposition, speaking about the interests of students. Hemant also stated that the agency conducting the JPSC exam is from Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, and alleged that this agency is harming the youth of Jharkhand.
With these statements, Hemant Soren expressed his views, saying that no matter how much the opposition creates a ruckus, the government has made its decision. He said that all the examinations in which suspicions have come to light will be investigated impartially with complete transparency. The government will not back down from investigating them. Along with this, he also said that the government will do everything possible to make the examination system more transparent and secure. Hemant Soren said all these things, while saying this, there was a lot of uproar and noise from the opposition. In his speech, the Chief Minister also mentioned the siege of the Assembly that took place on Monday. He also said that those who talk about democracy are tearing apart the dignity of the House.
