Cancel JSSC CGL 2024: Alleged Paper Leak Triggers Social Media Reactions as Aspirants Urge Cancellation of CGL 2024

JSSC CGL 2024 Paper Leak Controversy

JSSC CGL 2024 Paper Leak: The Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level (JSSC CGL) 2024 exam has been embroiled in controversy due to allegations of paper leaks and repeated questions. Following the examination on September 21 and 22, 2024, candidates expressed widespread dissatisfaction and demanded the cancellation of the exam.

Social media platforms, particularly X, have been flooded with posts and the hashtag #Cancel_JSSC_CGL, as aspirants voiced their concerns about the fairness and integrity of the recruitment process. The allegations of paper leaks and repeated questions have raised serious questions about the management and transparency of the JSSC CGL examination.

Taking to the social media platform X, a user highlighted the discontent among the aspirants over the alleged paper leak. "The #cancel_jssc_cgl trend indicates that there is deep discontent among students regarding the Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission (JSSC) CGL exam. It is important for the government and the concerned departments to take this issue seriously and act promptly so that the students' concerns are addressed," he wrote.

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Akki Sehra (@Akkisehra) October 6, 2024

Another user, Arun Kumar, expressed the plight of aspirants in India who are repeatedly facing paper leaks. "When will paper leaks stop in the country? How long will the youth continue to be cheated?" he said.

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In an appeal to the recruitment agency, a user called for the cancellation of the exam and an immediate retest. He wrote, "In the interest of the students, the exam should be canceled immediately, and a new date should be set for the retest."

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(@RamBachan_) October 6, 2024