The Hindu·4 min read·medium

Years of delayed exams, bribery allegations provoke Jharkhand protests

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Danish Pandit
Years of delayed exams, bribery allegations provoke Jharkhand protests
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Students in Jharkhand are protesting against the state's public service commission following allegations of bribery and exam manipulation. The movement has evolved from a single exam dispute into a broader demand for institutional reform and merit-based recruitment.

When the results of the Jharkhand Public Service Commission’s (JPSC) 14th Civil Services Preliminary Examination were declared this July, thousands of aspirants did what they always do. They refreshed websites, checked roll numbers and calculated cut-offs. What followed, however, was not the usual post-exam debate over marks, but growing doubts about whether the results themselves could be trusted..

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