Lucknow,

15 Dec (HS): Akhilesh Yadav, head of the Samajwadi Party, criticized on Monday

the inhumane treatment and misbehavior of students and youths protesting

suspected corruption at the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission. The Uttar

Pradesh BJP administration was demonstrating arrogance of authority by

resorting to lathi-charge, assault, and claimed acts of humiliation, including

hair ripping, against unemployed youngsters who were raising examination and

recruiting difficulties, according to the SP head in a statement.

He

stated that students and educated millennials did not want to fight, but

instead want a clear and fair recruiting procedure. We

support competitive exam applicants as their moral compass, said the SP chief,

while calling for a Special Investigation Report (SIR) into claims of a

defective test system and a corrupt selection procedure at the UPPSC. Yadav

claimed that the young will never forgive the BJP for its barbaric

attitude. Jobs are not on the BJP's

agenda. When the BJP leaves, employment

will follow, he claimed.

Yadav

accused the ruling party of failing students and youths, claiming that the BJP

made false promises regarding jobs but failed to deliver on them. He further said that corruption was at an

all-time high under the current administration, with bribery and looting

prevalent in every sector. Yadav also shared a video of police action on

students. During their demonstration in Prayagraj on Monday, UPPSC applicants

requested that the cut-off percentage for all categories, as well as the

received marks and answer papers from various tests, be made public.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi