Students, some still in uniform, faced water cannons today. Why? Not over fees. Not over exams. Over trust. They believe the system cheated them; in government job exams that were supposed to be fair. And now, they’re screaming for answers. The irony? These are the same kids who stayed up nights studying, who filled OMR sheets with hope, who believed merit would win. But something felt off. And when the results dropped, the anger didn’t just simmer; it exploded. What’s really going on behind those official notifications? Because when students stop begging for marks and start fighting for justice, it’s not just about a scorecard; it’s about a broken promise. And that promise was: If you work hard, you’ll get your turn. But what if the turn never comes?