Kirodi Lal Meena addresses RAS exam rescheduling concerns

The RAS main examination is scheduled for January 27-28. According to the candidates, they have only got three months for preparation. Usually, a minimum of six months is given for the RAS main exam preparation. Due to this, candidates are demanding a postponement of the examination date.
Students at the main gate of Rajasthan University are on a satyagraha (peaceful protest). Minister Dr Kirodi Lal Meena visited Rajasthan University. He had a meeting with the students sitting on dharna at the university.
He assured them of talking to the Chief Minister regarding postponing the recruitment examination date and said that the government is sensitive to the interests of the students. He said that the government will definitely find a solution in their favour.
There has been a recent dispute between the police personnel and students on this matter. The altercation continued for about one and a half hours. During this, Nirmal Choudhary, the former president of the student union at Rajasthan University, arrived at the scene with some colleagues. After that, the situation escalated further.
During this, Nirmal Choudhary said, “This is a temple of education. If there is any discussion or opposition on any issue related to education, we will do it here.” He said that no one can remove the students. The video of this debate is also going viral on social media.

Keeping away from Ram is reason of Cong’s decline: Kirodi Lal Meena

Cabinet Minister Dr Kirodi Lal Meena has made a statement regarding the consecration ceremony of Lord Rama’s idol in Ayodhya scheduled for January 22. He stated that not just in the country, but the enthusiasm for Rama and Sanatan Dharma is increasing worldwide. He spoke about the deep faith of people through programs taking place at crucial locations associated with Rama.
Meena mentioned that a Rama-centric atmosphere is developing, but he accused the opposition, especially the Congress, of keeping away from Rama. He said, “This could be the reason for Congress’s decline.”
Meena informed that special events will be held in Dausa and Sawai Madhopur on January 21 and 22. In Sawai Madhopur, a grand procession of 21,000 women carrying sacred pots will be organised, and Ramdhuni events will also take place in temples.
It is noteworthy that the Congress has declined to participate in the invitation for the consecration ceremony of Rama’s idol on January 22. Since then, Congress has been facing continuous criticism.