“What Are Bouncers Doing AT Exam Centres?” SSC Aspirants Protest in Delhi Over Alleged Exam Mismanagement

New Delhi: On Thursday, widespread protests exploded throughout the country in the ongoing USSC election in the ongoing USSC selection on Thursday, and the candidates and teachers closely called for a “Delhi Chalo” called “Delhi Chalo”.

Protesters claimed the use of force against peaceful demonstrators by the administrative tours, technical failures and the police.

The exam, which started on July 24 and planned to be finalized on August 1, saw a lot of complaints about sudden cancellations, server accidents, unresponsive systems and remote exam centers.

“Candidates are sent to very distant centers, only to discover that the exam has been canceled. In some places, students were held on the ground floor while taking exams on the upper floor. Mice silenced the students who expressed their concerns. Mice do not work, the systems are not hanging. This is what we encounter.

Authorized, the authorities at a meeting with the USSC director admitted that the authorities received more than 55,000 complaints about the exam.

“If there are 3 Lakh students and 55,000 people are talking about the skin alone, 30 Lakh nominated USSC-CGL is planned to start from August 13th. How will the USSC manage it with these broken systems?” he said.

Many students claimed that the exam centers are located in remote or unsafe places.

“The government gave the tender to a company that was on the blacklist. A student said.

Another protest, “Even if we manage to reach the center after spending thousands of expenditures, the exam is said to be canceled. There is no clarity in planning again. Our time, our money and most importantly, important years are preparing. Who is responsible for this?”

Some candidates questioned the presence of bouncer in the exam venues.

A candidate, “What is the benefit of the bouncers in an examination center? We are not guilty. To create a rebellion, we demand a better system.” He said.

Meanwhile, social media platforms have seen a support increase for protesters with hashtags such as #SSC_SYSYSYTEM_SUDHARO, #SSCMMISMANAGEMENT and #SSCVENDORFAILURE.

Users from all over the country issued messages from the USSC and the Ministry of Personnel that require immediate intervention.

Among the supporters of the protest were the Indian National Students’ Union (NSUI), claiming that the police resorted to the Lathi accusation to protest the students in Jandar Mushroom peacefully.

“This is not just about the wrong management, but about the government trying to silence young people who want justice,” Varun Choudhary, President of NSUI, who participated in the protest.

The student organ also presented a letter to the USSC that demanded a high -level investigation, seller accountability and reforms during the recruitment process. He warned that if the government cannot move, it would intensify the country -wide protests.