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Ranchi: Strange situation in Jharkhand. located The students protesting against the cancellation of the job recruitment exam.
- In Jharkhand, three of the six students who were on a hunger strike against irregularities in government recruitment exams have called off their hunger strike. They took this decision after Chief Minister Hemant Soren announced on Monday night that the Jharkhand State Service Commission was canceling the recruitment exam and all recruitments conducted by the private sector since 2014. While JKLM leader Devendra Mahato retired on Monday night, Prem Naik and Ummi Habiba retired on Tuesday. Rahul Kranti, Sabita Kumari and Rupesh Paul have not given up initiations yet. A CBI investigation is the only thing left in the students' demands. In this context, the student leaders said that a decision will be taken soon on the cessation of agitations.
- A total of 44 recruitment exams have been canceled in Jharkhand. This includes exams conducted since 2014.
2,000 people's fate is in question..
With the cancellation, the fate of 2,000 people who have already joined the jobs has become questionable. They all gathered at the Jharkhand Secretariat on Tuesday. They organized a rally from the Secretariat to Birsa Chowk demanding a transparent opportunity to defend themselves. They question the punishment of all for the wrong done by some. They are protesting that they got the appointments only with the judgments of the courts and now they are canceling. An employee asked how 2,000 people can be appointed illegally.
Many employees expressed deep concern at the anxiety camp. An employee asked his wife for a divorce. He stated that she married him because he had a job and now that he is losing his job, he can divorce her. Sandeep, who got married less than two months ago, was not allowed to enter the office by security personnel on Tuesday. Due to this, he advised his wife to get a divorce.
Arrest of Abhay Tiwari's wife and brother
Jharkhand CID police arrested Abhay Tiwari's wife Sushma Kumari and his brother Akshay Tiwari, the key accused in the case of irregularities in job appointments. They were interrogated for several hours before being arrested. Abhay, who was appointed as block supply officer in Poriyahut, masterminded the irregularities in the appointments. He was arrested by CID on 22nd July.
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