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RAS Main exam: Teary-eyed protesters reach BJP office

14 Jan-2024 10:27 AM

Written By: Vinod Singh Chouhan

Jaipur: Candidates who were protesting to postpone the date of Rajasthan Administrative Service Mains examination reached the BJP office on Saturday. Many had tears in their eyes as they met BJP leaders at the office.

They said, “The Bhajan Lal government should keep its promise. BJP ministers and MLAs should fulfill their promise and they demanded to extend the exam date by six months.

Police reached Rajasthan University late on Friday to disperse the candidates protesting at the university. Police told the candidates that it was a university and not a protest site. The candidates have been protesting in Rajasthan University for the last four days.

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