<p>Normal life was affected in Itanagar, the capital of <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tag/arunachal-pradesh" target="_blank">Arunachal Pradesh</a>, on Tuesday, following the dawn-to-dusk bandh call given by a students union protesting against the state government’s “failure” to fulfil its demands over a paper leak case in a recruitment test.</p>.<p>All shops and business establishments, banks and educational institutions remained closed while private and public transport remained off the roads.</p>.<p>Only the vehicles of magistrates and security personnel can be seen on roads in the morning.</p>.<p>“The capital administration has declared the bandh illegal. A massive security arrangement has been made to maintain law and order,” Capital Deputy Commissioner Talo Potom said.</p>.<p>The All Nyishi Students Union (ANSU) has called the 12-hour bandh that began at 5 am.</p>.<p>The ANSU had on December 3 submitted a memorandum to Chief Minister Pema Khandu placing its 13-point demands in connection with the question paper leak.</p>.<p>The paper leak in the assistant engineer (civil) examination, conducted by the Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC), came to light after candidate Gyamar Padung filed a police complaint on August 29 in this regard.</p>.<p>More than 400 candidates appeared for the examination held on August 26 and 27 this year. In October, the state government handed over the case to CBI.</p>
<p>Normal life was affected in Itanagar, the capital of <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tag/arunachal-pradesh" target="_blank">Arunachal Pradesh</a>, on Tuesday, following the dawn-to-dusk bandh call given by a students union protesting against the state government’s “failure” to fulfil its demands over a paper leak case in a recruitment test.</p>.<p>All shops and business establishments, banks and educational institutions remained closed while private and public transport remained off the roads.</p>.<p>Only the vehicles of magistrates and security personnel can be seen on roads in the morning.</p>.<p>“The capital administration has declared the bandh illegal. A massive security arrangement has been made to maintain law and order,” Capital Deputy Commissioner Talo Potom said.</p>.<p>The All Nyishi Students Union (ANSU) has called the 12-hour bandh that began at 5 am.</p>.<p>The ANSU had on December 3 submitted a memorandum to Chief Minister Pema Khandu placing its 13-point demands in connection with the question paper leak.</p>.<p>The paper leak in the assistant engineer (civil) examination, conducted by the Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC), came to light after candidate Gyamar Padung filed a police complaint on August 29 in this regard.</p>.<p>More than 400 candidates appeared for the examination held on August 26 and 27 this year. In October, the state government handed over the case to CBI.</p>