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Students Rally in Ranchi Against JPSC and JSSC Exam Leaks
✍️ Odisha TV
🗓 01 Aug 2026, 08:03 AM
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Students in Ranchi staged a protest demanding accountability after allegations of leaks in the JPSC and JSSC exams.
Students from coaching centers and local institutes gathered at the central bus stand in Ranchi to protest the alleged leaks in the Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) and Jharkhand State Service Commission (JSSC) examinations. The demonstrators demanded a thorough investigation into the leak allegations and called for the cancellation of the affected exam papers.
The protest, which began in the early afternoon, saw participants chanting slogans about fairness and integrity in the recruitment process. They highlighted that leaked questions could undermine the credibility of the selection system and disadvantage candidates who prepare through legitimate means.
So far, no official statement has been released by the JPSC or JSSC regarding the incident. The students are urging the authorities to act swiftly and transparently to restore public confidence in the examination process.
The gathering reflects growing concerns among aspirants about the security of exam materials and the need for stronger safeguards. Many protestors expressed hope that the incident will prompt reforms in how question papers are handled and distributed.
The demonstration is expected to continue as students await a response from the commission officials. They remain hopeful that the matter will be resolved in a manner that upholds the principles of merit and fairness.
The protest, which began in the early afternoon, saw participants chanting slogans about fairness and integrity in the recruitment process. They highlighted that leaked questions could undermine the credibility of the selection system and disadvantage candidates who prepare through legitimate means.
So far, no official statement has been released by the JPSC or JSSC regarding the incident. The students are urging the authorities to act swiftly and transparently to restore public confidence in the examination process.
The gathering reflects growing concerns among aspirants about the security of exam materials and the need for stronger safeguards. Many protestors expressed hope that the incident will prompt reforms in how question papers are handled and distributed.
The demonstration is expected to continue as students await a response from the commission officials. They remain hopeful that the matter will be resolved in a manner that upholds the principles of merit and fairness.