Students Protesting Exam Malpractices Not Anti-Social; Govt Duty-Bound to Ensure Impartiality: HC
The bench said students may protest over alleged exam leaks but must seek permission and avoid disrupting citizens.
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'Not anti-social elements': HC backs students protesting MPSC exams
The Bombay High Court affirmed the right of students to protest alleged malpractices in MPSC examinations, stating they are not anti-social elements. The court stressed the state's duty to ensure impartial exams and asked the government to submit a roadmap within three weeks, while also urging students to return to their studies.
‘Go study’: Bombay HC appeals to MPSC protesters, but reminds them of state action if they don’t relocate
The court has asked the Maharashtra government to to ensure "free, impartial and fair" examinations are conducted, as it asked the protesting students to trust the court and 'go study'
‘Protesters are students, not anti-social elements’: Bombay HC on MPSC stir
In a significant ruling, the Bombay high court stressed the importance of ensuring fairness in public recruitment tests. The court affirmed students' right to protest against suspected wrongdoing in the Maharashtra Public Service Commission exams. Authorities have maintained a measured approach during demonstrations, responding to some of the students' grievances.
Students protesting exam malpractices not anti-social; govt duty-bound to ensure impartiality: HC
Mumbai, Oct 7 (PTI) The Bombay High Court on Wednesday said the students protesting against alleged malpractices in the MPSC examinations are not anti-social elements, and stressed that the state government was duty-bound to ensure that public recruitment exams are conducted impartially. A bench of Chief Justice Mahesh Chandra Tripathi and Justice Advait Sethna noted […]
Mumbai: The Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) has said that students protesting against irregularities in examinations are not anti-social and have every right to protest their grievances.
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