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Meet the Student Leader Fighting for Fair Exams in Jharkhand

Devendra Nath Mahto has become a well-known youth leader in Jharkhand after protesting against unfair rules and cheating in school and college tests.

Published Aug 16
Meet the Student Leader Fighting for Fair Exams in Jharkhand

Who is Devendra Nath Mahto?

Devendra Nath Mahto is a young student leader from Jharkhand. Recently, he has led many peaceful protests and marches. Students across the state look up to him because he speaks up for their rights and futures.

Why are students protesting?

Many students in Jharkhand are upset about how major government and school exams are run. They feel the system is unfair and full of mistakes. Some tests were even cancelled or leaked, which wasted a lot of time and money for young people who studied hard.

  • Students say exam papers often leak before test day.
  • Many test results are delayed for months or even years.
  • Young people want the government to punish people who cheat.

What does this mean for the future?

Because of these protests, leaders in the government are paying more attention to student problems. They are promising to make exam rules stricter and fairer. Devendra Nath Mahto plans to keep watching the government to make sure they keep their promises to the youth.