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Food delivery riders, medics and students are taking up different roles to support a youth-led protest in New Delhi that is calling for education reform and the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over exam paper leaks.

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  1. 2
    @harikrishnan-mr1pn

    Inorder to escape from college exams students are participating in this protest
    people want some different experience and that’s why they were doing this stupidity

  2. 3
    @harikrishnan-mr1pn

    If no NEET EXAM … THEN YOU HAVE TO GIVE DONATION TO MINISTER(Applicable only for low mark candidates)
    IF NEET EXAM….. YOU HAVE TO GIVE DONATION TO MEDICAL COLLEGE MGMT(Applicable only for low mark candidates)
    A HIGH CUT OFF STUDENT WHO WILL NO NEED TO GIVE ANY DONATION … HIS/HER MARK IS MORE THAN ENOUGH
    WITHOUT KNOWING ANYTHING PLS DONT DO PROTEST FOR SOMEONES AGENDA

  3. 5
    @Nagarika248

    It’s sad to see so many commenters buying the government line of foreign interference. These commenters do not seem to believe that the Indian government is considered to be more corrupt than average- India ranks 91 out of 180+ countries. Even if some protesters are troublemakers, it doesn’t change the fact that the Indian government has done nothing for youth employment or about corruption.

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