Strict action must be taken against those responsible for the NEET paper leak — AISF demandsUnion Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan should resign: AISF District Secretary Balumula Prem Kumar
A protest program was organized under the leadership of AISF at Ambedkar Chowrasta in Kollapur constituency headquarters of Nagarkurnool district, demanding that the BJP-led Central Government take full responsibility for the failure of the NEET examination system, which has been playing with the future of 2.2 million students across the country through repeated paper leaks and irregularities.
During the protest, student leaders expressed their anger by demonstrating against Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s portrait.
Speaking on the occasion, AISF Nagarkurnool District Secretary Balumula Prem Kumar said that the Central Government is pushing the education system towards complete privatization and destroying the aspirations of poor and middle-class students. He criticized the government and the National Testing Agency (NTA) for failing to introduce reforms despite NEET examinations being repeatedly affected by corruption, paper leaks, and irregularities every year.
He alleged that while students work day and night preparing for exams, paper leak mafias are running a multi-crore business and ruining the education system. He also accused the Central Government of protecting influential people involved in the scam, which is why the real culprits are not being exposed.
He stated that no government has the right to play with the lives and future of students and demanded the immediate dissolution of the NTA and the introduction of a transparent examination system. He further demanded that Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan take moral responsibility and resign immediately, warning that student protests would intensify nationwide otherwise.
AISF also demanded that the mafia behind the NEET paper leak be completely exposed and punished severely, and that the Central Government take immediate action to ensure justice for affected students.
