CPI-ML LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN TO ORGANIZE URBAN POOR AGAINST BULLDOZER RAJ: QYAMUDDIN ANSARI

CPI-ML LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN TO ORGANIZE URBAN POOR AGAINST BULLDOZER RAJ: QYAMUDDIN ANSARI

23-JUNE-ENG 7

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA-----------------------The state-wide signature campaign conducted by AISA Bihar from May 28 to June 10 concluded today in Bhojpur district with the submission of a memorandum. Throughout the campaign, thousands of students, youths, parents, and ordinary citizens from the district participated and voiced their support regarding issues concerning education, examinations, and employment.

Today, an AISA delegation met the Bhojpur District Magistrate and submitted a memorandum addressed to the Honorable President of India, along with the list of signatures. The delegation demanded immediate intervention regarding the recurring incidents of paper leaks and examination scams across the country, the TRE-4 recruitment process, and issues concerning the dignity and employment of students and youth. Furthermore, they demanded the removal of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and Bihar Education Minister Mithilesh Tiwari from their posts, holding them morally accountable for the repeated paper leaks and exam scams in various examinations, including NEET and AEDO. The delegation also urged that the memorandum be forwarded to the Honorable President without delay.

The delegation stated that the persistent paper leaks have jeopardized the future of lakhs of students and youths. Meanwhile, the injustice faced by TRE-4 aspirants, along with the repression and humiliation of youths demanding employment, reflects the government's anti-student and anti-youth mindset. Through this signature campaign, the public has clearly expressed its views on these issues.

The District Magistrate listened to the delegation seriously and assured them that the memorandum would be forwarded to the Honorable President's office in accordance with protocol.

AISA Bhojpur District Secretary Comrade Jaishankar stated that this campaign was not merely an exercise to collect signatures, but an effort to mobilize the public voice regarding issues of education, examinations, and employment. The participation of thousands of people has proven that students and the youth will no longer remain silent in the face of injustice, corruption, and unemployment. AISA will continue to strengthen the struggle for the TRE-4 recruitment process, the prevention of paper leaks, the dignity of students and youth, and the right to employment.

The delegation included AISA Bhojpur District Secretary Comrade Jaishankar, District President Comrade Vikash, District Joint Secretary Comrade Raushan, Joint Secretary Comrade Chandan, Vice President Anup, and State Vice President Comrade Neetu.