#SaveBoardStudents trends on Twitter, students push for cancellation of Class 12 exams
India Today
Students from across the country are flooding social media platforms with requests to postpone or cancel the upcoming Class 12 board exams.
For the past few weeks, the Covid-19 cases across the country are on a constant rise and several states are under partial or complete lockdown. To the dismay of students, many states have still not clarified the dates for the conduction of the upcoming Class 12 board exams. Please cancel the exams before we loose our minds. PLEASE #saveboardstudents TWEET MAXRespected @DrRPNishank @cbseindia29Looking at the Current Situation,we request you to not to put students/teacher life at risk by conducting Boards.Situation is very alarming pls cancel exams or make it optional #saveboardstudents #saveboardstudents @PMOIndia @DrRPNishankDon't risk life of students teachers parents and other staff by Conducting offline examsFindout alternativeLike CBSE 10th board#cancel12thboardexams2021 #saveboardstudentsAb hamara bhi Xll cancel kr do cbse #saveboardstudents @TheAnuragTyagi @anubha1812 @DrAsh_Mahendra @dinesh_sir pic.twitter.com/McDK3P5uUW Please cancel boards, this will only add stress and tension for students, we are not able to concentrate on our studies and often sleep with regret of not studying....Please cancel boards#saveboardstudents@PMOIndia@DrRPNishank pic.twitter.com/vn2NWWp6kK Why can't you accept the fact that it is not the situation to conduct any exam..@MamataOfficial @basu_bratya @MoHFW_INDIA@wbdhfw@IamSumanDe#cancelwbboardexams#saveboardstudents#wbchse pic.twitter.com/QdjHX6CnT0 — Aneena (@Aneena99755197) May 11, 2021 — Anurag Tyagi (@TheAnuragTyagi) May 12, 2021 — Rahul Raj (@RahulRa46755091) May 11, 2021 — Rachit (@Rachit33234798) May 13, 2021 — Gunisha Bhatia (@BhatiaGunisha) May 11, 2021 — Raktima Saha (@RaktimaSaha2) May 12, 2021 Many state governments have decided to postpone their Class 12 board exams due to the current pandemic situation, but the revised dates for the same have not been issued yet. Several state boards have plans to conduct the board exams in the month of June.
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