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Piyush Mishra Joins JPSC-JSSC Aspirants' Protest, Sings 'Ik Bagal' in Ranchi

Actor-singer Piyush Mishra joined the JPSC-JSSC aspirants' protest in Ranchi, spending time with students at Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium. He sang his popular song 'Ik Bagal' and expressed solidarity, citing the pain he saw in students' interviews. Mishra mentioned that support like food, tarpaulins, and financial help had already been provided. Singer-composer Ankur R Pathak also backed the protest on Friday, urging public support for the future administrators.

Piyush Mishra joins JPSC-JSSC aspirants' protest, sings his popular song 'Ik Bagal'

Ranchi, August 9

Actor-singer Piyush Mishra joined the protest by Jharkhand Public Service Commission and Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission job aspirants in Ranchi on Sunday, where he interacted with the protesters and later sang his popular song 'Ik Bagal' at the protest site.

Mishra, who is known for his work in films such as 'Gangs of Wasseypur', was seen spending time with the protesting students at Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium. His presence at the protest came as the aspirants continued to demand action over alleged irregularities and changes in the examination system.

The actor-singer had earlier spoken about why he decided to visit the protest site. Mishra, who visited the protest site on Saturday, also said he was moved after watching interviews with some of the students and seeing their situation.

"I did not come to extend my support for any other reason. I watched interviews with some of the students. I saw the pain and suffering in their eyes, and I saw their tears. That was enough for me."

Mishra also spoke about his bond with young people and said he wanted to help the protesters in whatever way he could. He said support in the form of "food, tarpaulins" and financial help had already been provided.

During his time at the protest, Mishra also picked up the mic and sang his famous song 'Ik Bagal', giving the gathering a musical moment amid the ongoing protest.

Earlier, singer-composer Ankur R Pathak had also joined the JPSC-JSSC aspirants at the protest site on Friday. He backed the students' demand for action over alleged irregularities in the recruitment examinations.

Speaking to ANI, Ankur said the students could go on to become the country's future administrators and leaders. He also urged people to come forward and support them.

"In future, these students will become IAS, IPS, CM, MLA...If we don't come here today, what will we tell our children? Our future? I urge everyone who is hearing and watching me today to come here," he told ANI.

The JPSC-JSSC aspirants have been protesting in Ranchi over their concerns regarding alleged irregularities and changes in the examination system.

— ANI

Reader Comments

Rahul R

Piyush Mishra is a legend. He doesn't just talk, he actually goes and stands with the people. The way he sang 'Ik Bagal' at the protest site must have given these aspirants so much strength. This is what real solidarity looks like.

James A

It's heartening to see an artist using their platform for something meaningful. The JPSC-JSSC aspirants have legitimate concerns about the exam system, and having someone like Piyush Mishra amplify their voice is powerful.

Kavya N

Good that celebrities are finally stepping up. But let's also remember that these students are fighting for their future - they're not just there for the songs and entertainment. Hope the government takes their demands seriously. 🙏

Vikram M

Piyush Mishra ka 'Ik Bagal' sunke aankhein bhar aayi. Ye log sach me apni zindagi laga rahe hain is exam ke liye. Government ko turant action lena chahiye. Aur haan, artist support se awaaz aur bhi loud ho jati hai. #JusticeForAspirants

David E

It's great to see this kind of support from public figures. The students' pain is real, and the fact that so many people are rallying behind them shows this isn't just about one group - it's about fairness in our education and recruitment systems.

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