‘Dialogue, not batons’: Jharkhand CM Soren's message to youth protesting for 'justice' over exam leaks
Jharkhand's Chief Minister Hemant Soren addressed the ongoing protests, urging young demonstrators to reject political affiliations. His commitment to transparency and justice regarding recruitment exam irregularities was clear as he highlighted the importance of discussions over confrontation. Soren warns that misinformation from rival factions aims to stir unrest, while the protests now stretch into their sixteenth day, keeping conversations alive.
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