झारखंडमधील सरकारी भरती परीक्षांमधील कथित अनियमिततेविरोधात विद्यार्थ्यांचे आंदोलन आज २१ व्या दिवशीही तीव्रतेने सुरू आहे. सीबीआय चौकशीची मागणी लावून धरत...
By GT24x7 Reporter··GlobalToday24x7
Widespread student protests in Jharkhand over alleged paper leaks and procedural irregularities in state recruitment examinations have entered their 21st consecutive day on August 14, 2026. Thousands of job aspirants and youth organizations across the state have refused to call off their agitation, demonstrating strong resolve against the state examination authorities and demanding institutional accountability.
The core demand of the demonstrating students is a central, independent investigation by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) into the alleged malpractices. Protesters contend that state-level inquiry committees lack the requisite independence to hold powerful officials and examination rackets accountable, asserting that the agitation will continue unabated until a formal CBI probe is officially ordered.
Protesters Plan 'Tiranga Yatra' on Independence Day
To further mobilize public support and elevate their grievances, the student leaders have announced a grand 'Tiranga Yatra' on August 15, coinciding with Independence Day. Protesters intend to carry the national flag peacefully through key municipal stretches to highlight what they describe as a fight for transparency, meritocracy, and justice for millions of educated youth.
State law enforcement authorities have deployed additional personnel around major administrative hubs and public squares to maintain order. While civil administration officials have engaged in preliminary talks with student representatives, the protest committees maintain that no compromise will be made short of a binding commitment for a CBI inquiry.
Impact on State Recruitment and Youth Aspirations
The prolonged demonstration reflects growing frustration among job seekers in Jharkhand over delayed examination calendars, paper cancellation controversies, and allegations of systemic corruption in competitive exams. Student unions have emphasized that years of dedicated preparation by candidates from rural and economically weaker backgrounds are being compromised by recurring examination scandals.
Educational institutions, career coaching centers, and civil society groups have expressed solidarity with the protesting youth, urging the state government to address the grievances swiftly and restore integrity to the state's public service selection process.