Uttarakhand graduate level examination was held on 21st September. In which the students had started the movement after the paper leak, on the demand of the students, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami had ordered an investigation into the entire matter. Today, the state government has taken a big decision and canceled the examination.

The agitating students have thanked the government after hearing the news of cancellation of exams. While issuing the statement, Chief Minister Dhami said that for our government, our students and youth are first, we are serious about their future.

What was the whole matter?

Let us tell you that on September 21, UKSSSC had conducted the graduation level examination, three pages of which were out through WhatsApp only after half an hour of the commencement of the examination. In this, a person named Khalid Malik had sent his papers to Assistant Professor Suman, Khalid’s sister Sabia was also involved. At present Khalid and his sister Sabia are in judicial custody.

Movement had started across the state

After this the movement started across the state. For a long time, people of the unemployed organization were sitting on strike outside the Parade Ground in Dehradun. Then Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami reached the protest site to meet the students after about 8 days and asked them to create a culture of CBI investigation. After this, the state government had written to the central government for a CBI investigation. The second demand of the students was that this examination should be canceled and its roster should be re-released. By issuing orders in this matter today, this examination has been cancelled.

Students expressed happiness

Now the investigation of this case has been handed over to CBI. At present, happiness is being seen among the students who are protesting after the cancellation of this examination. Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has once again said that for me the youth of the state are first. Even if I have to give my life for them, I can give it.

Widespread strikes and protests in France on Thursday warmed the political atmosphere. Thousands of people in more than 200 cities and towns, including the capital Paris, took to the streets and opposed the policies of the government. The main demand of the protesters was that tax should be increased on the rich section instead of cutting social welfare schemes.

Performance and Eiffel Tower closed in Paris

In Paris, protesters started March with Place D’Talie. The crowd included workers, retired people and a large number of students. The effect of this protest was so widespread that the famous Eiffel Tower of Paris was also closed for tourists. The administration issued a statement saying that the operation of the memorial was affected due to the strike.

Movement led by unions

The strike was done on the call of the major unions of France. The unions clearly told the government that they should leave the budget plan of the former Prime Minister which included a proposal to ban social welfare schemes and a huge deduction in government expenditure. He argues that such steps will spoil the economic condition of the general public, especially low and middle income group. For this reason, they are constantly demanding more tax on the rich.

Pressure on new government

French Prime Minister Sebastian Lecornu has recently come to the post, but he has neither declared his entire cabinet nor presented a detailed blueprint of the budget. It is believed that the process of formation of the government will be completed in the coming days and the budget will be debated in Parliament by the end of the year. At the moment, these demonstrations have put additional pressure on the new government of Lecornu, as the public and unions are not in the mood to compromise on the cost cuts.

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