Thousands of aspirants and teachers in India have participate in SSC Protest against what they call “gross mismanagement” by Staff Selection Commission (SSC) in latest recruitment tests. Responding to the demand for a “Delhi Chalo” protest, students and teachers take part in large numbers today at protest sites in the capital, includes Jantar Mantar and the CGO Complex.
The protests, starts with individual proceedings online, have now converted into a country movement. Trending hashtags like #SSCMisManagement, #JusticeForAspirants, and #SSCReforms getting used to focus on exam-related problems such as last-minute cancellations, technical disasters, and treatment of applicants at exam centres.
SSC Protest against paper leaks
Several candidates shared their ordeal of spending money on travel and lodging, but find their exams cancelled upon arrival with no notification. Many also allege high technical system faults throughout the SSC Selection Post Phase 13 exam, which is currently underway (July 24–August 1, 2025). Protesters allege that the latest exchange in exam companies by the SSC is at the core of those problems, accusing the new organisations of not capable for exams management.
Lathi charge on protestors
The scenario worsened after visuals surfaced online showing police action, which include alleged lathi charges on students take part in SSC Protest. Educators like Neetu Mam, Rakesh sir, Aditya sir, Abhinay sir, and other colleges have pop out in strong aid, urging the authorities to step in and take instant steps. Students involved about the SSC CGL Tier 1 Exam, scheduled from August 13 to August 30, 2025, fearing a repeat of recent screw ups.
MP Chandrashekhar Azad post on X, “I actually have written a letter to the Chairman of the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) highlights concerns over irregularities in SSC exams, negligence by private agencies, and the safety of candidates.”
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