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'Exam doesn't matter, my burqa & identity do': NEET aspirant stopped at Ajmer exam centre

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'Exam doesn't matter, my burqa & identity do': NEET aspirant stopped at Ajmer exam centre
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A NEET-UG medical entrance candidate in Ajmer, Rajasthan, was denied entry to her exam center for wearing a burqa and dupatta. The student refused to remove her religious attire, stating that her identity and religious expression were more important than the exam.

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The incident highlights the ongoing tension between institutional dress code policies and individual religious freedom in Indian educational settings.

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The framing emphasizes the student's personal narrative and the perceived infringement on her identity.

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