'We are not scared': Protests outside education ministry amid NEET, CBSE exam controversies
Protesters from student organizations gathered outside India's Ministry of Education to demand the resignation of Minister Dharmendra Pradhan following controversies over NEET-UG paper leaks and exam delays. The demonstration coincides with broader youth frustration regarding the National Testing Agency's handling of national examinations.
Why it matters
The protests highlight significant public distrust in India's national testing infrastructure and the potential for political instability regarding education policy.
Amid the ongoing row caused by the NEET-UG paper leak, the CUET-UG exam delay and the CBSE's paper-checking portal coming under students' scrutiny, fresh protests erupted on Monday outside the Ministry of Education in Delhi.
The article focuses heavily on the protesters' grievances and quotes their critical rhetoric against the government, though it maintains a reporting stance.
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