Protests continue against UPSC, students allege ‘torture’
- 5 years ago
Government said it will not allow any injustice to students on the basis of language in UPSC examinations and has sought a report within a week from the three-member panel looking into the issue.
The assurance from Minister of State for Personnel Jitendra Singh came in the Rajya Sabha after members expressed serious concern over the ongoing agitation of UPSC aspirants protesting the new Civil Services exam pattern and demanded cancellation of the exam scheduled on August 24.
Members, cutting across party lines, demanded a timeline for resolution of the issue and expressed dissatisfaction with the Minister's reply.
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The assurance from Minister of State for Personnel Jitendra Singh came in the Rajya Sabha after members expressed serious concern over the ongoing agitation of UPSC aspirants protesting the new Civil Services exam pattern and demanded cancellation of the exam scheduled on August 24.
Members, cutting across party lines, demanded a timeline for resolution of the issue and expressed dissatisfaction with the Minister's reply.
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