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2026 NEET controversy
Ok so from what I read, papers were leaked. Whoever leaked it is a criminal. I'm not reading if government colluded or anything.
No doubts about centralised admission system is unfair and blaming government for that. But again if paper is leaked, it's criminals committing crime, govt is supposed to catch them. So what is the complaint government is not doing enough to catch the criminals?
And even if govt is not doing enough to catch the criminals, why ask education minister to resign? Shouldn't it be whichever ministry is responsible for handling police?
The problem is created by a bad education system. Testing is part of the education system. Making it mandatory to take this test and giving privileged access to preparation is a problem of the government that should be fixed. If you look at the wikipedia article, there is another incident, just like this one, that happened in 2024. The ousted education minister was the minister back then and nothing improved.
The problems are systemic and should've been tackled by the education minister, which is why he was forced to leave.
Ok so the problem is not leaked papers right? Problem is bad education system? Is that the demand to improve education system from the ousted minister. I had left India back to my home country in 2011, but my brother was still my parents in India. And he gave AIEEE and paper was leaked that year, I don't remember it being such a huge problem. I understand the fucked up education system, not the leaking paper outrage.
The leaked papers are the tip of the iceberg, the straw that broke the camel's back, the catalyst. It's representative of a broken system.
Whether the cockroach movement will continue to exist, who knows. Their principal demand was the sacking of the education minister. They also want a better education system, but they are hoping the next education minister will do that for them.