BROCOM NEWS NETWORK | NCR
Thousands of students continued protests in the national capital on Tuesday, demanding accountability over alleged examination paper leaks and comprehensive reforms to India’s examination system. The demonstrations come amid growing concerns over the fairness and transparency of competitive examinations.
Protesters gathered at Jantar Mantar after clashes with police during an earlier march towards Parliament. Reports indicate that over 100 people, including protesters and police personnel, were injured during the confrontation. Despite the crackdown, student groups have pledged to continue their movement through peaceful demonstrations.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the issue in Parliament, assuring that the government would work towards creating a “foolproof” public examination system and take strict action against those responsible for examination malpractice.
Key Highlights
- Thousands of students protested in New Delhi over alleged examination paper leaks.
- Demonstrators demanded a transparent investigation and strict action against those responsible.
- Calls were made for major reforms to strengthen India’s examination system.
- Police and protesters were injured during clashes near Parliament.
- The Prime Minister assured strict action and promised a more secure examination process.
- Student organizations say protests will continue until concrete reforms are implemented.
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