Students protest in Jharkhand over exams
Thousands of students marched to the state assembly in Jharkhand to protest unfair job tests. Police used water cannons and batons to stop the large crowd.
What happened in Jharkhand
Thousands of young people who want government jobs gathered in Jharkhand. They are upset because they believe recent employment tests were unfair and had too many errors. The group marched toward the state assembly building to demand better fairness and changes from local leaders. Police officers tried to block the large crowd by putting up metal barriers and using water jets to push people back.
Why the students are angry
Job seekers have been waiting a long time for stable employment. When tests have mistakes or get canceled, it wastes months of hard work and studying. The students feel ignored by adults in charge and want their voices heard.
- Students want fair tests without any cheating or mistakes.
- Many young people marched past police barriers.
- Officers used water cannons and batons to control the angry crowd.
What happens next
The protests show how much young people care about finding stable work. Leaders in Jharkhand will now face pressure to fix the test system. Students say they will not stop speaking out until they get clear answers about their exams and future jobs.