AIDSO stands with students amid CET paper concerns

NT Correspondent

Bengaluru:The All India Democratic Students Organisation (AIDSO) State Committee has extended deep condolences to Rama, the Director of Examinations at the Karnataka Examination Authority, amidst concerns over the mental wellbeing of students and significant errors in the CET question paper.

The AIDSO Committee has urged for the students' rankings to be honored as requested. Ramya S, appointed to her position by the AIDSO State Committee, received these requests and responded positively, assuring that the students' demands would be met.

The committee's decision involved key figures such as State President Ashwini K.S., State Secretary Ajay Kamath, and several other officials.

Their involvement underscores the committee's commitment to maintaining educational standards and ensuring fair treatment of students during the examination process.

In a related context, the election campaign for Comrade Nirmala H.L., the CPI(M) candidate for the Bengaluru North Lok Sabha Constituency, has gained momentum.

Addressing various public gatherings, Comrade Sashidhar M., the State Secretary of CPI(M), criticized both the Congress and BJP for their allegiance to feudal interests.

He highlighted the adverse effects of globalization, privatization, and liberalization policies initiated by the Congress-led UP government in 1990 and perpetuated by the current BJP-led NDA government.

These policies have exacerbated issues such as inflation, unemployment, poverty, and the commercialization of essential services like education and healthcare.