The sit-in protest took place near Bangladesh Public Service Commission (BPSC) premises in Agargaon from 10am to 1:00pm where around 200 job seekers from across the country took part.

They placed a written complaint to PSC regarding this issue but PSC officials are yet to respond, said Saidul Khan, one of th aspirants.

However, this was their third day on the street since the BCS written results were published on January 27.

Later, they arranged a press conference at Dhaka University Journalists' Association (DUJA) where they gave a 24-hour ultimatum to PSC for rechecking the written papers. Otherwise, they warned of going for a tougher movement.

There is a precedent of PSC reevaluating papers of the 34th BCS when there was a legal reason. Our demand is also logical, so we want to make our papers go through a rechecking procedure as it seems very questionable regarding our well participation, said another first-class government job aspirant Jubayer Ahmed.

Speakers at the press conference also said, there are countless examples that who were hopeless for their results as they attended a miserable exam, got passed rather some BCS cadres who took part in the exam again to get their auspicious cadre this time and had a good exam indeed, did find their name in the failure list.

"We are here not to blame PSC, rather raise our voice that there might be some technical difficulties in the procedure. This was my last BCS and I put a really good effort in the exam but the result is quite unexpected and surprising," said Jibona Akter Nodi who came to the capital from Kishoreganj to join the protest.