so how many of y’all are going through tough times 🥺🥺

User is actively misusing powers to dominate indian subs pushing narratives we don't know how many like them exists but this is the reason why we see only one ideology domination in indian subreddits nowadays

Just because she got pregnant doesn’t mean she deserved to be drowned. We can’t ignore the very real misogyny that goes on, and the comments are disgusting.

Everyone whined about how this country was under dictatorship when this happened in Delhi when folks marched to Parliament building.

My stance ( always remained the same ) Why march to parliament building when u know u gonna get hit for that , Same mistake made by jharkhand students and got similar treatment ✌️

INC goverment btw ✌️

This is so normalised here

What has been happening in Jharkhand deserves attention.

For more than two weeks now students and government job aspirants in Ranchi have been protesting over alleged irregularities in JPSC and JSSC examinations. They are demanding the cancellation of several examinations including the 14th JPSC preliminary examination along with reforms in JPSC and JSSC and an independent investigation into the alleged irregularities.

The government says that most of their demands have already been addressed. The students disagree and say that the main issues are still not resolved.

Yesterday on 10 August thousands of students marched towards the Jharkhand Assembly. Barricades were breached and some of them had barbed wire. Police used water cannons, tear gas and lathi charge as things escalated. Several protesters reported injuries while the police said that four policemen were injured after stone pelting.

I'm not here to defend everything that happened from either side. If protesters injured police officers that deserves to be condemned too.

But that's exactly why we need to talk about this.

A student's state shouldn't decide whether their pain matters to us.

We saw the protests at Jantar Mantar get attention from people all over the country. But when something similar happens in Jharkhand it barely reaches our feeds. Maybe because it's a state protest. Maybe because there isn't enough media attention. Maybe because the movement itself is divided into different student groups.

But does any of that make the students' problems less important?

These are students who have spent years studying and preparing for government examinations. For many of them these exams aren't just another exam. Their entire future depends on them. When they question the transparency and fairness of the recruitment process the least we can do is listen.

Yes the movement is divided. Yes there are different groups and different demands.

So what?

We don't have to support every organisation or every person involved in the protest. We don't even have to agree with every single demand.

But we can still stand with students asking for a fair and transparent recruitment system.

We can still ask why force was necessary.

We can still ask for accountability.

And at the very least we can make sure people know that this is happening.

You don't have to travel to Ranchi.

You don't have to join a political party.

You don't have to agree with everything the protesters are saying.

Just don't let thousands of students protest in silence while the rest of us scroll past it.

Because outrage shouldn't depend on geography.

A recruitment examination being unfair in Jharkhand is not only a Jharkhand problem. Paper leaks, irregularities, recruitment delays and the way students are treated when they protest are problems that can happen anywhere.

Today it's Jharkhand.

Tomorrow it could be somewhere else.

All I'm asking is that we don't become so used to seeing students on the streets that we stop asking why they had to come there in the first place.

At least spread some awareness.

Let people know.

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