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Ranchi students protest paper leak, march to Jharkhand Assembly demanding recruitment exam reforms.

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Water cannons were deployed at the Ranchi protest today after students breached barricades and marched towards the Jharkhand assembly. Facing the gushing water, the protesters then started dancing, evoking scenes from Bihar when water guns were brought out to suppress paper leak protesters in Patna. Their careers plagued by paper leaks, the students reached the Jharkhand Assembly today to press their demand for reforms in recruitment tests. Student leader Devendra Mahto, who had been on hunger strike, appealed to the protesters not to argue with the police if they are stopped and search for new avenues to reach the assembly in a disciplined manner.

The Rouse Avenue Court on Monday rejected the plea of three accused in the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak case seeking directions for conducting polygraph, brain-mapping and lie detector tests on them.

Jharkhand students have intensified their protest, alleging irregularities and scams in competitive examinations and demanding a CBI investigation into exams conducted over the past several years. Protesters questioned the government's focus on restricting their movement while accusing it of failing to prevent alleged paper leaks and exam-related irregularities. They said they are marching peacefully towards the Assembly and will continue their agitation until their demands, including a transparent JPSC recruitment process, are addressed.