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NSUI stages protest against JKSBOTE 11/25/2016 11:41:14 PM Early Times Report Kishtwar,Nov25: Accusing the Jammu Kashmir State Board of Technical Board (JKSBOTE) for shifting of examination centre from Kishtwar to Jammu, the National Students Union of India (NSUI) today held a protest demonstration at Kishtwar. Scores of Students under the Banner of NSUI led by Mehran Anjum Mir State Secretary of National Student's Union of India (NSUI) assembled in front of Government Polytechnic Kishtwar, simultaneously chanting the slogans against JKSBOTE and marched towards the District Development Commis-sioner's office. Addressing the protesters on the occasion, Mehran said that the students studying here belongs from economically weaker background and such unusual circular of shifting the examination centre will put unaffordable burden on the aspirants. The unusual circular is unbearable by the aspirants and will be accepted only if government takes the responsibility of their proper facilities including Accommodation, Food & transportation. Mehran also appealed to change the retrospective culture of framing question papers of M.Tech pattern as the students studying here are matric standard, the paper should be set as per the aspirants standard.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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