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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.

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57,982 views • 1 year ago

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 selective. Accountability cannot be seasonal. But the real question is: when will every political party stop using students as a talking point and start guaranteeing them a fair, transparent, leak-free examination system?

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We need to ask the big, fundamental questions. What are we trying to achieve with this political project, and why? Simply “winning” is not an answer.

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12,311 views • 24 days ago

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128,666 views • 1 year ago

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#WATCH | Delhi: Congress MP Jairam Ramesh says, "It was natural that the Prime Minister meet all the 50 MPs who were members of these seven delegations that went to 32 countries. That was not a surprise as far as we were concerned. But we have only four simple questions. We would like the Prime Minister to answer these questions. Question number one - When will the Prime Minister chair an all-party meeting and meet the leaders? Leaders and not MPs and take them into confidence on the internal and external security challenges that have emerged after the Pahalgam terror attack. Secondly, our question is that after the Kargil war, we had a Kargil review committee... will there be a similar exercise, especially after the CDS revelations in Singapore? Will there be a review? Will there be an analysis? ... So will there be a report? Will it be tabled in Parliament? The third question is, during the Monsoon session, will the Prime Minister allow a two full-day discussion on internal and external security challenges, on China, on Pakistan, on the new emerging technologies which we have to contend with, with the challenges posed by President Trump's repeated claims..."

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25,298 views • 1 year ago