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UPPSC Protest: Competitive students who have been protesting for four days regarding a shift examination are witnessing a strange performance in front of the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission in Prayagraj. Forced into silence by the Chairman of the Commission, the students began Operation Shorgul, in which in different ways, by beating drums, in some places by hitting plastic bottles and in other places by hitting sheets of tin, they woke up the Chairman of the Commission, who was becoming oblivious to the demands of the attending students. The students say that Operation Shorgul is being carried out to wake the Chairman of the Commission from his slumber.
The competitive students, who have been agitating and demonstrating outside the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission office gate for four days, are adopting various methods to take their movement forward. The candidates made noise outside the office by throwing empty water bottles into the street. The candidates say that behind this there is also a mission and a vision.
New style of student performance.
The students have formed several groups to make their voice reach the ears of the Chairman of the Commission by playing drums outside the Commission office. A student makes noise by hitting empty plastic diesel cans with sticks. His idea behind this is also revolutionary. With this he remembers the mission of Shaheed Bhagat Singh. When Shaheed Bhagat Singh said that a similar method should be adopted to awaken the sleeping autocratic power.
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Although Dhapli along with slogans and melodies have often been used by student organizations in student movements, the logic behind this is to involve more and more people in the movement through simplicity and music, but playing drums in bad style, plastic bottles in the streets. This style of awakening power by striking and making noise is new. In this, the contestants talk about using it to wake the Student Commission president from his sleep. This new method of student movement is also making many headlines on social media.
