UPSC extra attempt

Internet flooded with such hashtags in support of students. Twitter India, a microblogging platform stood in favour of demanding compensatory attempts for all UPSC aspirants! A professor like Manoj Kumar Jha and local media too joined their hand in favour of this demand.

Last week when the government agreed to revoke those controversial farm laws, students and activists perceived to organise a protest. As “action speaks louder than the words”, they are all set to profess a rally on 28-November in Delhi in order to demand extra attempts. 

Why UPSC aspirants  are Protesting?

From losing lives to losing hope, the world plays havoc with a lethal virus attack. The Biennial journey sounds blemish yet the hitherto condition is abysmal. Both waves have ruined Many lost battles of life, many quelled with focus.

Precedence to them is UPSC aspirants since UPSC is considered as one of the toughest paths to cross over. Their voice is concerned either to allow an extra attempt or amending the age barrier for preceding session.

The thoroughfare too sounds like a do or die situation. Financially, economically or mentally, aspirants indulge with their 100% will. But plague confronts another way out to ruin their spirit. Earlier last year, when the government order unteanant aspirants hubs like Mukherjee Nagar, Rajendra Nagar, Laxmi Nagar, etc, students guises in self-preparation.

Many shifted to their cradle house and failed to reach in selected examination centre. Thus, lag precious year without even appearing. Latter next year same scenario repeated. The student burst into the fire to make a way out of it. And in order to get heard by dumb leaders, protesting is a possible option to carry forward. 

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