Pune is the bastion of education. The students studying there learn by struggling. We don't think they will have the courage to take to the streets. Students are not anti-social elements. If there is any problem in the examination, they have the right to protest, Chief Justice Mahesh Chandra Tripathi said in a rebuke to the petitioners. Amit Supekar and Saurabh Virkar from Pune had filed a petition in the court against the protest by MPSC students. The court reprimanded the petitioners. The court also made it clear that students have the right to protest if there is any irregularity in recruitment. Government prosecutors told the court that they have not filed a case against the students because it could threaten their careers. Right decision has to be taken. A fair and transparent decision should be taken keeping in mind the demands of the students. We believe that MPSC examinations should be conducted with complete transparency and honesty. You should instill confidence in the minds of students. The court said that you should understand the problems of those parents who send their children to Pune for education. The court also expressed the expectation that whatever decision you take should be transparent. Focus on studies. Students need to focus on education. If they pay attention to this, their career will flourish. We believe that they should not focus on anything else. It is the government's job to solve the problems of students, they should do it, the court said. Therefore, parents will also think that Pune is considered the center of education, and it is also true. Pune should not become the center of the movement. Otherwise, many parents will have to think about whether to send their children for education or not, the court said. Meanwhile, a group of students told the court that they would withdraw the agitation. However, the students' movement is still going on under the leadership of Rohit Pawar.
