That’s how fed up they are. For weeks, BPSC aspirants have been demanding fair exams, transparency, and an end to paper leaks; but their cries were met with barricades. When cops turned on the hoses, instead of running, some started rain dancing. It’s raw, emotional, and brutally honest. The government says all issues are resolved. But students say: ‘We’ve heard promises before. Nothing changed.’ 18 years without librarian recruitment? Three years of delays for BSSC exams? And no annual calendar for any commission? This isn’t just about jobs; it’s about dignity, fairness, and trust. The CM announced ‘student camps’ on the same day. Nice timing. But will it fix what broke? Or just look like it’s fixing it? Students aren’t asking for handouts. They’re asking for systems that work. And until those systems come, the rain dances might become a tradition.