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NEET students deserve justice, not political hypocrisy. The same ecosystem that failed to stop paper leaks in states they ruled, diluted anti-cheating laws, and once joked about exams being written by “looking at books” is now pretending to be the sole voice of students. Concern for students cannot be...

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"Traffic affected students" — says HD Kumaraswamy . Public tv Ranganna's reply : do u remember what happened in 2017 when a JD(S) rally brought Bengaluru to a halt, students nearly missed exams, and thousands were stuck in traffic for hours? And where was this outrage during the NEET paper leak scandal that shattered the dreams of countless students? Accountability cannot be seasonal. The same yardstick must apply to everyone.
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"Traffic affected students" — says HD Kumaraswamy . Public tv Ranganna's reply : do u remember what happened in 2017 when a JD(S) rally brought Bengaluru to a halt, students nearly missed exams, and thousands were stuck in traffic for hours? And where was this outrage during the NEET paper leak scandal that shattered the dreams of countless students? Accountability cannot be seasonal. The same yardstick must apply to everyone.

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11,032 views • 3 months ago

For days, Rahul Gandhi and the Congress ecosystem have been shouting about the NEET paper leak, pretending to be the saviours of students and demanding accountability from everyone else. But now the investigation is exposing something deeply uncomfortable for them. The arrest...
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For days, Rahul Gandhi and the Congress ecosystem have been shouting about the NEET paper leak, pretending to be the saviours of students and demanding accountability from everyone else. But now the investigation is exposing something deeply uncomfortable for them. The arrest...

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Is Rahul Gandhi’s concern for students limited only to protests against the Central Government? Today, students in Jharkhand demanding fair examinations were met with lathis and water cannons. Will Rahul Gandhi condemn the police action by the government he supports? Are the students of Jharkhand any less deserving of justice? Student rights cannot depend on which party is in power. Justice cannot be selective.
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Is Rahul Gandhi’s concern for students limited only to protests against the Central Government? Today, students in Jharkhand demanding fair examinations were met with lathis and water cannons. Will Rahul Gandhi condemn the police action by the government he supports? Are the students of Jharkhand any less deserving of justice? Student rights cannot depend on which party is in power. Justice cannot be selective.

Tejasvi Surya

47,142 views • 1 month ago

When students lose faith in the examination system, the issue goes beyond one exam—it becomes a question of public trust. The speaker argues that repeated allegations of paper leaks, delays in accountability, and the government's response have deepened frustration among students and parents. He calls for the Education Minister to engage directly with protesters, explain the government's reform plan, and accept political responsibility if systemic failures are established. In a democracy, accountability is strengthened through transparent investigations, timely reforms, and open dialogue—not by dismissing public concerns. Regardless of political affiliation, students deserve a fair, credible, and secure examination system. Education should unite the nation through opportunity, not divide it through mistrust.
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When students lose faith in the examination system, the issue goes beyond one exam—it becomes a question of public trust. The speaker argues that repeated allegations of paper leaks, delays in accountability, and the government's response have deepened frustration among students and parents. He calls for the Education Minister to engage directly with protesters, explain the government's reform plan, and accept political responsibility if systemic failures are established. In a democracy, accountability is strengthened through transparent investigations, timely reforms, and open dialogue—not by dismissing public concerns. Regardless of political affiliation, students deserve a fair, credible, and secure examination system. Education should unite the nation through opportunity, not divide it through mistrust.

Ashok Dadhwal

19,118 views • 2 months ago

Don't Become Part of Violence and Anarchy. My humble appeal to students and youth. Students have every right to question paper leaks and demand accountability. Whether it is the NEET exam or any other examination, a paper leak affects the future of students and damages their trust in the education system. But don't allow vested interests to take advantage of your legitimate concerns. Let your elected representatives debate your issues in Parliament. #APAKADAMPolitics
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Don't Become Part of Violence and Anarchy. My humble appeal to students and youth. Students have every right to question paper leaks and demand accountability. Whether it is the NEET exam or any other examination, a paper leak affects the future of students and damages their trust in the education system. But don't allow vested interests to take advantage of your legitimate concerns. Let your elected representatives debate your issues in Parliament. #APAKADAMPolitics

Rajeev Chandrasekhar 🇮🇳

101,891 views • 2 months ago

With Congress, AAP, farmer unions, and several other political groups stepping in, this is no longer just a student protest. Innocent students are now at risk of being used to further political agendas. At this stage, the movement is no longer entirely in CJP’s hands either. The more political parties get involved, the more students risk being exploited, causing greater damage than the paper leak itself. Justice should come through an impartial investigation by agencies like the CBI or other competent authorities. If today’s demand is Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation, tomorrow it will be someone else’s, and then another’s. Where does it stop? The focus gradually shifts from accountability for the crime to a cycle of political resignations. Did Abhijeet or Saurav speak about the students who were injured? I didn’t see that discussion. Instead of keeping students’ welfare at the center, the issue is increasingly turning into another political battleground. We need to think beyond politics and focus on what truly matters: justice for the students, accountability for those responsible for the paper leak☺️🙏🏻
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With Congress, AAP, farmer unions, and several other political groups stepping in, this is no longer just a student protest. Innocent students are now at risk of being used to further political agendas. At this stage, the movement is no longer entirely in CJP’s hands either. The more political parties get involved, the more students risk being exploited, causing greater damage than the paper leak itself. Justice should come through an impartial investigation by agencies like the CBI or other competent authorities. If today’s demand is Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation, tomorrow it will be someone else’s, and then another’s. Where does it stop? The focus gradually shifts from accountability for the crime to a cycle of political resignations. Did Abhijeet or Saurav speak about the students who were injured? I didn’t see that discussion. Instead of keeping students’ welfare at the center, the issue is increasingly turning into another political battleground. We need to think beyond politics and focus on what truly matters: justice for the students, accountability for those responsible for the paper leak☺️🙏🏻

Rattan Dhillon

127,306 views • 2 months ago

Question: What is driving Arvind Kejriwal to defend rioters while abandoning the safety and future of genuine students? When protests are hijacked by violence, the first responsibility of any political leader should be to stand with peaceful students, not shield those who attack police, vandalise public property, or create chaos. Students deserve justice. Rioters deserve accountability. Confusing the two is a disservice to both.
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Question: What is driving Arvind Kejriwal to defend rioters while abandoning the safety and future of genuine students? When protests are hijacked by violence, the first responsibility of any political leader should be to stand with peaceful students, not shield those who attack police, vandalise public property, or create chaos. Students deserve justice. Rioters deserve accountability. Confusing the two is a disservice to both.

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19,558 views • 2 months ago

#WATCH | Ranchi, Jharkhand: AISA President Neha Bora says, "... Every examination conducted in Jharkhand and across the country must be conducted in a transparent and accountable manner by government institutions. Whenever a paper leak occurs, the responsibility cannot simply be passed on to private agencies. The concerned government authorities must be held accountable. We demand that all private agencies involved in the system and facing allegations of irregularities and corruption must be removed... We will support the call given by students on the 10th and continue to stand for the future of students..."
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#WATCH | Ranchi, Jharkhand: AISA President Neha Bora says, "... Every examination conducted in Jharkhand and across the country must be conducted in a transparent and accountable manner by government institutions. Whenever a paper leak occurs, the responsibility cannot simply be passed on to private agencies. The concerned government authorities must be held accountable. We demand that all private agencies involved in the system and facing allegations of irregularities and corruption must be removed... We will support the call given by students on the 10th and continue to stand for the future of students..."

ANI

75,930 views • 1 month ago

"We hold press conferences every other day and answer every question. If the Prime Minister doesn't regularly face the press and answer public questions, how will accountability, transparency, and democratic responsibility be strengthened?" India's youth don't need political drama—they need a fair examination system, jobs, and accountability. Democracy works best when leaders answer tough questions, engage with students, and fix systemic failures. The real question is simple: Are we doing enough to restore students' trust?
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"We hold press conferences every other day and answer every question. If the Prime Minister doesn't regularly face the press and answer public questions, how will accountability, transparency, and democratic responsibility be strengthened?" India's youth don't need political drama—they need a fair examination system, jobs, and accountability. Democracy works best when leaders answer tough questions, engage with students, and fix systemic failures. The real question is simple: Are we doing enough to restore students' trust?

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Many students from across the country missed their NEET exams yesterday as the NTA under Dharmendra Pradhan didn’t allow students even if they were just 5-10 min late. 2-3 students missed in Karnataka also missed their exam and Congress govt has formed a panel to look into it and assist them. But, No accountability from BJP and Dharmendra Pradhan for paper leak, for students suicide, for students being allotted centres far away and not being allowed to take exam. This is the difference between Congress and BJP — accountability
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Many students from across the country missed their NEET exams yesterday as the NTA under Dharmendra Pradhan didn’t allow students even if they were just 5-10 min late. 2-3 students missed in Karnataka also missed their exam and Congress govt has formed a panel to look into it and assist them. But, No accountability from BJP and Dharmendra Pradhan for paper leak, for students suicide, for students being allotted centres far away and not being allowed to take exam. This is the difference between Congress and BJP — accountability

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16,565 views • 1 month ago

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#WATCH | Delhi | At the Gandhi Smriti, Congress MP Karti Chidambaram says, "We are with the students. The students have raised a valid point. The integrity of the examination system is under suspicion. Consistent paper leaks are happening, and nothing has been done to stop them. No accountability has been fixed. We are highlighting the students' demands, and we have come here in a non-violent manner to raise awareness about those demands"
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#WATCH | Delhi | At the Gandhi Smriti, Congress MP Karti Chidambaram says, "We are with the students. The students have raised a valid point. The integrity of the examination system is under suspicion. Consistent paper leaks are happening, and nothing has been done to stop them. No accountability has been fixed. We are highlighting the students' demands, and we have come here in a non-violent manner to raise awareness about those demands"

ANI

29,794 views • 2 months ago

Millions of students have seen their dreams jeopardized by a government that allowed paper leak mafias to undermine the credibility of our national examination system. Across the state, students have risen in protest against this injustice. Addressed the SFI KERALA Lok Bhavan March, standing in solidarity with every student demanding transparency, accountability, and a fair examination system.
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Millions of students have seen their dreams jeopardized by a government that allowed paper leak mafias to undermine the credibility of our national examination system. Across the state, students have risen in protest against this injustice. Addressed the SFI KERALA Lok Bhavan March, standing in solidarity with every student demanding transparency, accountability, and a fair examination system.

Pinarayi Vijayan

35,305 views • 2 months ago

NEET exam cancellation, paper leaks, and irregularities are serious issues. Students deserve justice and accountability. But these vultures use every sensitive issue to push their own propaganda. The student she is talking about did not commited suicide because of the NEET paper leak. Even the family confirmed it was due to other personal reasons, yet Congressis are deliberately linking it to NEET just to provoke and emotionally manipulate students. This is exactly why many genuine issues eventually lose credibility and seriousness.
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NEET exam cancellation, paper leaks, and irregularities are serious issues. Students deserve justice and accountability. But these vultures use every sensitive issue to push their own propaganda. The student she is talking about did not commited suicide because of the NEET paper leak. Even the family confirmed it was due to other personal reasons, yet Congressis are deliberately linking it to NEET just to provoke and emotionally manipulate students. This is exactly why many genuine issues eventually lose credibility and seriousness.

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30,253 views • 4 months ago

🚨 RAGHAV CHADHA : "I understand Students pain. I was a CA student. When I was in the opposition, it was my job to raise questions. But now I'm on the treasury bench, and my responsibility is to provide solutions. Students protest cannot be a platform for a failed party (AAP) to stage a comeback. Paper leaks cannot be addressed through media soundbites but require an institutional solution. That's why Govt has brought this bill"
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🚨 RAGHAV CHADHA : "I understand Students pain. I was a CA student. When I was in the opposition, it was my job to raise questions. But now I'm on the treasury bench, and my responsibility is to provide solutions. Students protest cannot be a platform for a failed party (AAP) to stage a comeback. Paper leaks cannot be addressed through media soundbites but require an institutional solution. That's why Govt has brought this bill"

News Algebra

800,918 views • 1 month ago

2026: After the original NEET exam was cancelled and re-NEET was conducted, PM Modi announced fast-track courts for paper-leak cases so that the accused could be punished quickly. 2024: PM Modi said those behind paper leaks would not be spared and promised the strictest punishment. The Supreme Court later accepted that the NEET paper had leaked at limited locations, but refused a nationwide re-test because a systemic leak was not proved. But the real question remains: Are students being assured that paper leaks will be prevented—or only that, after another leak happens, the accused will be tried faster? Fast-track courts may speed up punishment. But where is the clear, time-bound guarantee on prevention, exam security, accountability and a leak-proof examination system?
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2026: After the original NEET exam was cancelled and re-NEET was conducted, PM Modi announced fast-track courts for paper-leak cases so that the accused could be punished quickly. 2024: PM Modi said those behind paper leaks would not be spared and promised the strictest punishment. The Supreme Court later accepted that the NEET paper had leaked at limited locations, but refused a nationwide re-test because a systemic leak was not proved. But the real question remains: Are students being assured that paper leaks will be prevented—or only that, after another leak happens, the accused will be tried faster? Fast-track courts may speed up punishment. But where is the clear, time-bound guarantee on prevention, exam security, accountability and a leak-proof examination system?

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39,089 views • 2 months ago

ALAKH SIR TURNS “STONE PELTING” SCRIPT BACK TO STUDENTS’ PAIN 🚨 REPORTER: National media is showing students as violent. ALAKH SIR 🎯: They are showing the 10%, not the 90% who came peacefully and got beaten. These children came to protest, not fight. REPORTER: What should govt do now? ALAKH SIR 🔥: Come here, talk to students, admit mistakes, punish police and goons who hit them, and tell them how exams will be fixed. REPORTER: Why did students come to the road? ALAKH SIR ✍️: This is 10 years of anger: paper leaks, exam mafia, broken systems. Students want pens, not stones. They want fair exams, jobs and a future.
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ALAKH SIR TURNS “STONE PELTING” SCRIPT BACK TO STUDENTS’ PAIN 🚨 REPORTER: National media is showing students as violent. ALAKH SIR 🎯: They are showing the 10%, not the 90% who came peacefully and got beaten. These children came to protest, not fight. REPORTER: What should govt do now? ALAKH SIR 🔥: Come here, talk to students, admit mistakes, punish police and goons who hit them, and tell them how exams will be fixed. REPORTER: Why did students come to the road? ALAKH SIR ✍️: This is 10 years of anger: paper leaks, exam mafia, broken systems. Students want pens, not stones. They want fair exams, jobs and a future.

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ENGINEERING STUDENTS PROTEST IN PUNE 2nd year students of #PuneUniversity staged a huge protest against end semester exams. The #students claim that only 4 days have been given to prepare for the exams which is not enough and demand exams to be postponed.
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ENGINEERING STUDENTS PROTEST IN PUNE 2nd year students of #PuneUniversity staged a huge protest against end semester exams. The #students claim that only 4 days have been given to prepare for the exams which is not enough and demand exams to be postponed.

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