The Ranchi Police has on Saturday filed not less than three FIRs in opposition to 14 named and greater than 200 unnamed individuals in reference to the August 21 conflict between police and JPSC-JSSC protesters in Jharkhand’s Capital, an official mentioned.

“Three FIRs have been registered in opposition to 14 named accused and over 200 unidentified individuals at Kotwali police station in reference to Friday’s conflict,” PTI information company cited Ranchi Metropolis SP Paras Rana as saying. Amongst these named are Kunal Pratap Singh, Piyush Kumar, and Ravindra Paswan – leaders of the JPSC-JSSC Reforms Manch, which was spearheading the protest in opposition to alleged irregularities in Jharkhand recruitment exams.
The FIRs have been registered for allegedly obstructing authorities work and clashing with police, in accordance with the PTI report. The coed leaders had accused the state government of “deceiving” job aspirants after the excessive courtroom stayed some notifications cancelling appointments via the eleventh and thirteenth JPSC examinations and the JSSC-CGL.
One FIR lodged by police, different two complaints by people
One of many three FIRs was lodged by police in opposition to alleged miscreants for obstructing authorities obligation and violating route-chart norms, one other official mentioned. In the meantime, the opposite two have been filed on the idea of complaints made by people, PTI reported.
This comes after a scuffle broke out Friday after protesters tried to burn effigies of Jharkhand chief minister Hemant Soren and Congress chief Rahul Gandhi, officers mentioned. The ruling Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) occasion employees within the state additionally disrupted a statewide effigy-burning marketing campaign organised by college students, resulting in clashes in not less than 4 district headquarters within the state. Other than Ranchi, clashes additionally came about in Hazaribag, Giridh and Garhwa, together with police lathicharge in Hazaribag.
Kotwali police station officer in-charge Sanoj Choudhary mentioned the scuffle came about as a result of protesters had not adopted the route offered by the district administration. Alternatively, Reforms Manch chief Kunal Singh alleged that JMM employees created violence.
The HC had on Friday stayed notifications cancelling the appointments of Youngster Improvement Undertaking Officers (CDPOs) and people recruited via the JSSC-CGL examination. A day earlier, it had stayed notifications cancelling the 11th and 13th Jharkhand Public Service Fee (JPSC) examinations, and in addition stayed the order cancelling the appointments of meals security officers.
The HC’s intervention got here lower than 24 hours after the JMM-led authorities had yielded to the 26-day college students’ protest within the state, with the aspirants demanding the cancellation of examinations. Nonetheless, the Reforms Manch accused the Jharkhand authorities of enacting a “authorized drama” and presenting a weak defence in courtroom.
(With inputs from Raj Kumar)