CBSE students protest, give thumbs down for CBSE board

New Delhi, March 29: A day after the CBSE paper leak surfaced, Union Human Resource Development Minister Prakash Javadekar faced a barrage of questions from the media, which was not satisfied with the comforting words of the Minister.

"I can assure you that the culprits behind the leak won't be spared. The police is already on the job and just like it nabbed four people in the SSC scam, I am sure it will soon catch the culprits in this case, too," he said.

"Besides, we have also constituted an internal inquiry to find out who leaked the papers," the Minister told the reporters before he was charged with another volley of questions.

"I think the honourable minister has given a comprehensive statement...," intervened Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, who was also addressing the press on Cabinet's decision taken on Wednesday, but he too was cut short for questions on students' protest across the city.

Even as the Minister responded to the media queries, students in considerable numbers exhibited their anger in the form of protest at Jantar Mantar and raised slogans against CBSE. One carried a placard reading "CBSE: Complete Bull**** System of Education".