Bihar Public Service Commission candidates met with Bihar BJP president Dilip Jaiswal at his residence on Saturday to discuss examination irregularities.
Rohit, one of the candidates, mentioned that Jaiswal had invited him to the meeting and assured him that action would be taken regarding the issue.
He stated, 'Dilip Jaiswal called us to meet and assured us that action will definitely be taken. If no action is taken, we will have no choice but to protest on the streets. If our demands are not met, we will protest, and the BPSC president will be held responsible for the consequences.'
Additionally, the students accused the BPSC of lacking credibility. They claimed that their papers were given to them late and that the organization is not taking things seriously.
The students suggested that they could sit with five of their peers to debate with five members of the BPSC, and if the BPSC loses, the chairman should resign.
Authorities have listened to the students' demands and have simply advised them to avoid political involvement. The BPSC is an autonomous entity and must comprehend the students' concerns.
The organization should deliberate on a suitable resolution and, if they find the students' demands justified, they can make new decisions. It is essential to address the students' demands and make well-informed decisions.