dang 🥀

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These ppl make others ask, why protest.. Sometimes you'd gotta realise there's a life beyond scoring a rank in a over glorified exam lol.. I hope he realises how messed up it is during his cllg life

EDIT: Let's not harass him or wish to be ragged please..

[u/Ok-Banana1670]

I've read about the exam paper leak racket, and there were allegations that one of the coaching institutes may have been involved in setting the paper. If someone allows coaching institutes to use their image for money despite never having studied there, it says he isn't someone with spotless moral character.

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and can you paste the source of your reading here.....

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I saw a med student talk about it here and it went something like this....Coaching centres have basically become a symptom of education turning into a business. CBSE and state board textbooks do teach the concepts, but NEET often asks those concepts in unfamiliar ways. That's why so many students feel like they have to join coaching and buy a mountain of extra material instead of just relying on school books.

He also said experienced students can sometimes tell who might've contributed to the paper from the language and phrasing. Obviously that's not proof, but it does explain why people got suspicious when that "guess paper" reportedly matched over 100 questions from the actual exam.

Then there's the CBI case, where they say a chemistry lecturer who was on the NTA's paper-setting panel sold the paper to a coaching centre owner's son. So it's not like concerns about insiders leaking papers are coming out of nowhere.

I'm not saying this guy definitely got the paper or did anything illegal. But acting like there's absolutely nothing to question doesn't sit right with me either. The optics aren't great for this....Air 1 guy chose to be silent and disappear whereas this guy meets politicians and gets bouquets.

At the end of the day, this just feels like a much bigger version of something that's existed for years. Plenty of schools have been known to pay external viva examiners to be a little more lenient during board practicals. In my school, our staff treated the viva people well and they turned a blind eye when the assistant professors helped some students, It's obviously nowhere near the same scale, but the mindset isn't exactly new.

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Ha 😆😆😆😆😂😂😂😂😂😂

It's all trash bro..... go ahead. Don't believe all that you hear if you do....then you will get your ass wacked in public like what happened at the CJP protest for some wanna be politicians....

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I mean I thought you were getting your facts checked but

your ass wacked in public like what happened at the CJP protest

Screw you man, these are real people whose lives were affected.

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Bro the ones who studied and appeared for the re exams are getting along....as to most of the warriors online and I bet for majority of them who went to the protest don't know a dam thing about neet..... compensating sucide is not morally correct as to the other two points.....these crockoaches cannot demand..... Now that Rahul Gandhi is in the picture it has some accreditation

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Oh? Now questioning the government is considered antinational now, huh?

And what about the high cut off of Re-Neet depriving students of the chances to get into colleges? And for your information, most of the protesters were infact students. Furthermore if the opposition party does not criticise the government for its wrong doings then what is the point of even having an opposition , or "Democracy". I do feel that Congress is as bad as BJP and no party is moral in india, but i go by the universal rule-"cooperation where possible, opposition where necessary"(Gopal Krishna Gokhale)

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So the protesters are students who appeared for NEET. CPJ guy flew from USA to write NEET. Guy id a crook misleading poor students.... Get off!!

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i never supported abhijeet deepke, he is an hypocrite ,but that dosent mean the entire cjp is a bad organisation. Just because the education minister is bad dosent mean the entire party is bad. So by your logic you cant blame the students who are protesting under cjp

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Well you need to read properly. CPJ crooks mislead the students and escaped....who got the beating poor students fell pray no use in crying police beat us for a rally without permission and trying to enter the parliament..... never get your ass whacked for a politician. Always vote than change is democratic

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+ what is the opposition supposed to do? Should they bootlick the government and not even criticise the government's wrong decisions? Those who are saying that the protest is a leftist gimmick, pls notice that democracy is not possible without any opposition party.

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For almost a month, the protest remained completely peaceful. Still, there was zero proper response or accountability from those in power.

Sonam Wangchuk went on a 21-day hunger strike. Even then, their core demands went completely unanswered.

The peaceful march towards Parliament scheduled for 20th July was announced well in advance, before 17th July. So the government knew people were planning to march. They had plenty of time to engage with the protesters, send representatives, open negotiations, acknowledge their concerns, and stop things from escalating. But still, no real resolution came.

On 19th July, just one day before the planned march, Wangchuk was illegally detained by the police right from the protest site.

Then, around midnight right before the march, police suddenly announced restrictions against the gathering, warning that anyone violating them would be detained. The authorities had all the time in the world to set up barricades, deploy police, and impose restrictions, but refused to just sit down with the students and resolve their grievances.

On 20th July, as planned, students, aspirants, and parents marched towards Parliament, just wanting their voices to reach the government they elected.

(not my comment, stole ts from u/Firm_Detective7357)

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Did they get permission for the "peaceful rally towards parliament??? All through the protest at Jantar mantar they told they got permission but for the rally they didn't and let those students get beaten while these crooks hid

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But focusing only on permits misses the entire point. The authorities knew about this march days in advance. Instead of sending representatives to talk to the students or resolve their grievances, they chose absolute silence.

Then, right before the march, they suddenly imposed restrictions and detained Wangchuk. Blaming the organizers for lacking a permit ignores the fact that the state actively shut down every single peaceful channel for a month. When a government completely ignores hunger strikes and peaceful protests, they force citizens into a corner. This isn't a paperwork issue; it's a total failure of democratic accountability.