Citizens for Democracy has called for greater accountability from the Centre over the alleged NEET paper leak, expressing support for the ongoing student protests and demanding reforms to ensure a fair and transparent examination system.
In a statement, the organisation said students had been peacefully protesting against repeated examination paper leaks while seeking greater transparency in the conduct of competitive examinations. It alleged that protesters were met with police action, including the use of tear gas and pellet guns.
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Citizens for Democracy claimed that repeated paper leaks have adversely affected lakhs of students, raising serious concerns about the integrity of the education system and the growing issue of unemployment.
The organisation demanded the resignation of the Union Education Minister and called for action against those allegedly responsible for the assault on protesting students. It also urged the Prime Minister to apologise to students over the handling of the issue.
Reiterating its support for the student movement, Citizens for Democracy said comprehensive reforms are needed to restore confidence in the country’s examination system and ensure fairness and transparency in future competitive exams.
The organisation maintained that the concerns raised by students deserve immediate attention and called on the government to take effective steps to safeguard the interests of aspirants across the country.
