Civil Services Aspirants Persist in Rajinder Nagar Protest Amid Tragic Deaths

Civil services aspirants continue their protest in Rajinder Nagar for the sixth day after the tragic deaths of three students at a coaching centre. Despite the agitation, students are integrating their studies at the protest site and are supported by peers and senior students. The protestors seek improved safety measures at coaching centres.

Civil services aspirants protesting the Rajinder Nagar coaching centre deaths persisted in their agitation for the sixth consecutive day on Friday. Despite the ongoing protest, many students were seen diligently studying at the protest site.

'We will continue our protest, but studies are also important for us,' said Goutam, a civil services aspirant. Goutam is part of a 15-member committee formed to decide the protest's future actions and communicate with authorities.

With the protest showing no signs of abating until demands are met, other students contribute by providing daily newspapers and study materials. 'Senior students are clearing the juniors' doubts at the protest site,' said Harish, another civil services aspirant. The protest follows the tragic deaths of three students due to flooding at a Rajinder Nagar coaching centre, highlighting the demand for improved safety measures.