CJP will go to Jharkhand to back students protesting against JPSC, JSSC exam ‘irregularities': Dipke

Abijeet Dipke also said their youth movement will function as a "pressure group" for now, as that is what India needs at the moment

In response to mounting allegations of irregularities in recruitment exams, Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren reassured students of a fair resolution under the law. He emphasized that investigations into reported paper leaks are already in progress by government agencies. Meanwhile, students persist in their protes

NANS President described the closure of the portal on June 21 as ill-timed and insensitive, especially as the university's examinations are not scheduled to begin until August 10.

3 min readBengaluruJul 31, 2026 09:21 AM IST AISA alleged the attackers targeted the student for participating in a protest demanding Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. (Express Photo/Special Arrangement)A 19-year-old student associated with the All India Students’ Association (AISA) was alleged