In Ranchi, Jharkhand, students are set to march towards the state assembly on Monday at 10:30 am, following a 16-day long protest over alleged irregularities in recruitment examinations. Despite the government claiming to have addressed 98% of their demands, the march will proceed as scheduled. Student leader Ravindra Paswan has called for peaceful and constitutional conduct during the demonstration. A prohibitory order has been imposed within a 750-meter radius of the assembly from August 6 to 12, with restrictions in force from 6 am to 10 pm each day. Barricades and barbed wire have been deployed around the assembly premises to prevent protesters from accessing restricted areas. Jharkhand Police and district administration have enhanced security measures across Ranchi ahead of the march. Schools will remain closed in Ranchi on Monday as a precautionary measure. The Ranchi district administration has cautioned against aggressive demonstrations or illegal activities during the protest. Amidst these developments, BJP leader Amar Bauri alleges that Aditya Sahu, the party's state unit president, has been placed under house arrest ahead of Monday's protest. Additionally, a prohibitory order was imposed in Jamshedpur from Sunday midnight due to the Ranchi protest march, and students traveling to Ranchi have reported being stopped by police forcefully. Student leader Ravindra Paswan urges protesters to maintain peace during the march, and authorities are clarifying that a video showing what appears to be a pellet gun is actually a paintball gun used for identifying troublemakers.