JSSC CGL Exam Cancellation: Devendra Mahto ends Indefinite Hunger Strike

JSSC CGL Exam Cancellation: On Monday, the Jharkhand government announced it would cancel the JSSC-CGL exam and all recruitment tests conducted by the outsourced agency TDPL since 2014.

Chief Minister Hemant Soren made the announcement after a lengthy Cabinet meeting at the state secretariat.

Student leader Devendra Nath Mahto ended his hunger strike in Ranchi once the government agreed to cancel the main exams.

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JSSC CGL Exam Cancellation: Successful JSSC-CGL Candidates Demand Reconsideration as Ministers Attend Meeting

Jharkhand Recruitment Exam: Ministers Dipika Pandey Singh and Irfan Ansari were also present at the meeting. Candidates who passed the JSSC-CGL exam protested at Project Bhawan in Ranchi, opposing the government's decision to cancel the test.

They urged the government to reconsider and said they would continue their fight through legal and democratic means.

The protesting candidates said the decision left their future uncertain. They asked the government to review the cancellation and called for an investigation into any alleged irregularities, with action taken only against those found guilty.

The protesters told media that the government's decision had left them without a clear path forward.

One candidate asked his parents to remain patient and said he was confident the candidates would eventually succeed. He also urged the government to reverse its decision.

Jharkhand Student Protest Over JSSC CGL: Student Leader Backs Soren Govt on Exam Reforms and Anti-Paper Leak Probe

JSSC CGL Exam Cancellation: Mahto thanked the Jharkhand government and Chief Minister Hemant Soren for meeting the students' demands.

He said the ongoing investigation is focused on those accused of irregularities in the exam process.

Mahto also said the students would continue to support efforts to remove corruption from the exam system and would work with the government on reforms.

Speaking to the media, he said the students would back the government's investigation into the alleged irregularities.

He added that they want a system that can prevent paper leaks and other problems in future exams.

Government Ministers Arrive at Hospital to Meet Devendra Nath Mahto

Competitive Exams in Jharkhand: When the Chief Minister announced the cancellation of the JSSC-CGL exam and all TDPL-run exams, Jharkhand ministers Dipika Pandey Singh and Irfan Ansari went to Sadar Hospital to meet student leader Devendra Nath Mahto.

Students and young people celebrated after their demand to cancel the JSSC-CGL exam was met.

Once the JSSC-CGL exam was cancelled, students and young people in Ranchi celebrated with singing and dancing.

Mahto Meeting with Sonam Wangchuk

JSSC CGL exam cancellation: After the Chief Minister announced the cancellation of the JSSC-CGL and all other TDPL exams, student leader Devendra Nath Mahato spoke with activist Sonam Wangchuk over a video call.

Mahato said that Wangchuk inspired and guided the students during their protest. He also mentioned that the government accepted their demands on the 16th day of the hunger strike and the 23rd day of the movement.

Devendra Nath Mahto Vows to Keep Fighting for Education Reform

JSSC CGL Exam Cancellation: Student leader Devendra Nath Mahto ended his hunger strike in Ranchi after the government cancelled the main exams.

He told the media that students will continue to support the government's investigation into the alleged exam irregularities.

He also said they will support efforts to fight corruption and keep calling for reforms.

Mahto said that if their concerns are addressed and their demands met, students will no longer need to protest. He added that they are waiting for an official notice from the government.

He also pointed out that in the past, CBI or CID investigations sometimes began but were later cancelled.

He said students want a system in which the government can ensure paper leaks and other exam problems do not happen again.

Mahto further added that students will work with the government on this and hope the government will continue to support them.

CM Hemant Soren Breaks Silence on Scrapped JSSC-CGL and TDPL Examinations

On Monday, Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren announced that the JSSC-CGL exam and all other recruitment exams conducted by TDPL would be cancelled.

Soren said that investigations by the CID and SIT had revealed several unexpected findings.

TDPL Exams Cancelled in Jharkhand: After discussing the matter with the cabinet, they decided to cancel the JSSC-CGL exam. He added that all other exams held by TDPL would also be cancelled.

He also requested the CID to investigate possible irregularities in all recruitment exams conducted in the state since 2014.

Jharkhand to Lead the Way in Curbing Exam Misconduct, Says Minister Dipika Pandey

JSSC CGL Exam Latest News: State Minister Dipika Pandey told students that the government aims to improve the exam system and will take strict action against anyone involved in leaking exam papers.

She said she has always told students that Jharkhand will lead by example. She pointed out that the state already has laws to punish people who leak exam papers.

She believes that by listening to students and using their ideas, the new changes could inspire other states across the country.

Deepika encouraged students to keep working hard, saying their efforts helped solve a major problem for students in Jharkhand and all over India.

She promised that the government will fix issues in the exam system based on their feedback and ensure that those responsible for paper leaks are held accountable.

She also said Jharkhand will set an example for the rest of the country.

'Historic Decision for Youth': Minister Irfan Ansari Praises CM

JSSC CGL Exam Cancellation: After the student leaders ended their hunger strike, Jharkhand Minister Irfan Ansari said the government had agreed to all their demands, calling them important and a major concern.

He explained that Chief Minister Hemant Soren made this choice to support young people. Ansari also said the protest, which was meant to help the youth, had ended.

He said the student leaders had a full medical check-up before leaving. According to him, all three were healthy, with normal blood pressure and blood sugar levels.

He added that, based on the information he received, everything was fine.

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