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Young protesters sought education reforms, while readers said force against peaceful demonstrators and unanswered accountability questions exposed democratic strain.
- On Monday, July 20, 2026, students across India protested against widespread exam irregularities and paper leaks affecting NEET-UG and UGC-NET recruitment tests.
- Repeated test irregularities, including Rajasthan Police recruitment and Maharashtra TET, shattered the faith of families and drove students to the streets in desperation.
- Demonstrators gathered peacefully to demand the resignation of the Education Minister, yet many participants were injured; Swethasri S. noted the use of excessive force against unarmed students requires investigation under Supreme Court guidelines.
- The reported use of force has prompted questions regarding whether fundamental rights guaranteed by the Constitution are being upheld, with accountability concerns persisting.
- A nation celebrated as the "world's largest democracy" must now reflect on protecting democratic values, as society strengthens when genuine concerns meet dialogue and meaningful institutional reform.
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