Karnataka: Another Twitter campaign demand postponing of CET, Govt still tight-lipped on issue
#JusticeForKarnatakaStudents trending with over 70K tweets
Bengaluru: As the Karnataka government continues to be tight-lipped over the outcry of the students demanding the cancellation of final year exams and postponing of CET exams, Saturday saw another twitter campaign by students and organizations to continue seeking their demands to be fulfilled.
The CET examinations in the state are scheduled to be held on July 30 and 31 amidst the COVID-19 scare and the students have been vocally criticizing the government of being careless about the health of thousands of students across the state.
Several social media campaigns have so far been organized by the student organizations like NSUI to demand cancellation of final year university examination and postponing of CET exams. They have also added that the students should be promoted based on their prelims marks and previous performances and not be forced to take the examination when the state is one of the worst-hit states of the country by COVID pandemic.
On Saturday, hashtag #JusticeForKarnatakaStudents was one of the top trending topics in Karnataka and on twitter India with over 70k tweets by 6:00 pm. Students tagged Karnataka Dy.CM and Minister of Higher Education Dr. Ashwath Narayan and CM Yediyurappa in their tweets.
Some of the users also shared alleged screenshots of messages sent to the Dy.CM claiming that he had seen the messages but chose to not reply.
Here are some of the tweets from Saturday's Twitter campaign:
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The people of Karnataka haven't forgotten what was the result of your Govt's overconfidence in conducting SSLC exams. NSUI protested then too which the Govt ignored.
— NSUI Karnataka (@NSUIKarnataka) July 25, 2020
We are warning you now too, don't play with student's life.@drashwathcn @BSYBJP#JusticeForKarnatakaStudents
Around 390 students are expected in each examination center for #KCET
— Manjunatha H S / ಮಂಜುನಾಥ ಎಚ್ ಎಸ್ (@manjunathansui) July 25, 2020
Won’t that be a hotspot for #Covid19? @CMofKarnataka @drashwathcn Please #PostponeKCET exams #JusticeForKarnatakaStudents
Seems like @CMofKarnataka @drashwathcn doesn’t want to see more frontline warriors in the state. Promote medical, nursing & pharmacy students. Most of them want to be in action to care for the needy once.#JusticeForKarnatakaStudents
— Manjunatha H S / ಮಂಜುನಾಥ ಎಚ್ ಎಸ್ (@manjunathansui) July 25, 2020
UGC,MHRD and Government are intentionally ignoring this fact.
— Neeraj Kundan (@Neerajkundan) July 25, 2020
Public health foundation is saying Corona virus infection will be at peak in mid september.
Government is like :-???#31StudentsInSCForJustice#JusticeForKarnatakaStudentshttps://t.co/dr88Iyd0u4
It seems @drashwathcn or @BSYBJP never learn their lessons.
— Arun Sankar Plakkat (@arunplakkat) July 25, 2020
Why stubborn?
If many other State Govt's and Universities could cancel the exams and promote their students, why not Karnataka Govt?
Be wise. Don't sacrifice students for your ego.#JusticeForKarnatakaStudents https://t.co/flXbaUvPJ0
The students are currently going through severe mental trauma on account of the uncertainties and insensitivity of the authoritiesThis prescription of online examinations is going to further agonise them @DeepakgowdaNsui @manjunathansui#JusticeForKarnatakaStudents
— Sanjay Raj (@Sanjay_R_A_J) July 25, 2020
Staying safe is important right now for everyone. Student’s safety is much more important as they are the future of our Nation. Promote final year students on the basis of previous marks & internals.#JusticeForKarnatakaStudents @drashwathcn @CMofKarnataka @NSUIKarnataka @BSYBJP
— Siddharth (@Siddhar52893321) July 25, 2020
The students in containment zones are not able to write KCET exam #postponekcet20 #JusticeForKarnatakaStudents @drashwathcn
— Rakshith (@Rakshithbyrock) July 25, 2020
#JusticeForKarnatakaStudents
— Shravya (@Shravya26223970) July 25, 2020
Guys his PA is checking the messages and seenzoning.
Text him or call him. #postponekcet @drashwathcn @OfficeofAshwath @NSUIKarnataka @anvith_kateel pic.twitter.com/oxTeHpt2j7
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Landslide in Shivamogga: Bodies of three manual workers recovered from under debris
District authorities close Hulikal Ghat route, also Agumbe Ghat, Nittur-Nagodi Ghat roads
Shivamogga: The bodies of three workers who had died in an incident of landslide near a hairpin bend on State Highway 52 in Hulikal Ghat of Hosanagar taluk on Thursday were recovered by the State Disaster Relief Force (SDRF) and fire brigade staff members on Friday.
The mishap reportedly occurred during the work of widening the road near the Shri Chandikamba Temple at Hulikal Ghat.
The deceased workers are identified as Raghu of Chakkaru village near Shivamogga city, and Shabbir and Raju of Nelagallu village, Haveri district.
The bodies of Raghu and Raju were found on Thursday night, while Shabbir’s body was found at 3 am on Friday. The bodies have been shifted to the mortuary of the city hospital for a post-mortem examination.
Four other workers are said to have been injured and are being treated in hospital.
Senior BJP leader and Theerthahalli MLA Araga Jnanendra paid a visit to the mishap scene and also visited the hospital to inquire about the health condition of the workers.
He expressed sorrow at the loss of life in the incident and told reporters he offered condolence and support to the bereaved families.
The State Highway 52 has been blocked at Hulikal Ghat for traffic movement at present, following the Thursday landslide. Although it is a prominent stretch that connects Shivamogga to Theerthahalli, Nagara, Hulikal Ghat and Kundapur, the authorities have announced it closure for vehicular movement till further instructions.
In addition, the district authorities have asked vehicle users to avoid the Agumbe Ghat route in Theerthahalli taluk and Nittur-Nagodi Ghat route of Hosanagar taluk, which are most frequently used, and take alternative roads.
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