Thousands of JPSC and JSSC aspirants are camped at Morabadi Ground, demanding accountability after alleged irregularities and paper leaks in state recruitment exams. Hargonic Cares funds the food, water and first-aid line that keeps them going — every rupee moves by direct UPI transfer, no gateway fee taken.
Aspirants in Ranchi have been protesting for weeks against alleged irregularities and paper leaks in Jharkhand's state recruitment exams (JPSC and JSSC). The state has since cancelled the 14th JPSC prelims and the 2023/2025 backlog exams and accepted several other demands — but students are continuing their sit-in, now asking for a CBI probe into the leaks.
Assembly marches have seen clashes and police action, and the protest site has grown into a semi-permanent camp. People staying there for days at a stretch need something as basic as it is constant: food, clean water and someone to patch up a scraped knee. That's the gap Hargonic Cares fills.
Rice, dal and a vegetable, cooked at the site kitchen and served twice a day.
Clean drinking water and ORS packets, handed out through Ranchi's daytime heat.
A small medical table for the everyday injuries a long sit-in produces.
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