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Announce ITI results: AIDSO

Raichur: The All-India Democratic Youth Organisation (AIDYO) will organise a State-level rally of students on September 28 in Bangalore to draw the attention of the Union Government to the need to direct the Directorate-General of Employment and Training to announce the results of ITI students who appeared for examinations in July and take action against the officials who were responsible for withholding the results. In a statement here on Saturday, Sharanappa Udbal, president of the district unit of the organisation, said that thousands of ITI students who appeared for the final examinations in July were facing uncertainty as the directorate had withheld the results for two months now.

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