“It’s long four years that we are waiting for the results, but there is no solution to that. Now that new recruitment has been announced, many of us are now overage. They can not appear in the exams,” said a job aspirant.

“So we demand to complete our recruitment first and then announce posts. We are not against any new post creation, but we can’t let our futures be doomed,” she added.

“If you can not give us results, give us poison,” said an agitated job aspirant.

Police personnel rushed to the spot to disperse the gathering, as the job candidates were protesting after gheraoing CM’s quarter.

“So many times we tried to meet the CM, but he never met us. Aren't we children of this state?” asked a protesting youth. “After wasting four years of our lives, now the government is thinking of re-examination. Couldn't they do it earlier?”