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[–] hancock@retrolemmy.com 1 points 5 days ago (1 children)

Are you really asking this question?

[–] faintwhenfree@lemmus.org 1 points 5 days ago (1 children)

Yes, because I'm not familiar with intricacies of Indian political systems. I have spent some time in India, I understand some but not all.

It maybe obvious to you. If you live in India. It's not obvious to me. I'm happy to learn more. But if you don't want to/ or are not able to explain, how would I sympathize with you?

I want to sympathize with the common man.

[–] hancock@retrolemmy.com 2 points 4 days ago

Apoligies.

My patience is running thin from watching classmates and few close friends being absolute morron. Defending gov and saying things like its not the issue of leaders but just people who did it. Like actually one who did it.

Now, how is gov involved? NTA is the org responsible for conducting examination for number of studies including NEET main examination issue of the protest. NTA is formed by gov and operates under it. It has consitently failed to properly conduct the exams for years for number of different studies. You might say it could be issue with few officials being corrupt for 2-3 leaks but leaks are happening at very large scale almost every single year. And no one is taking responsibilty.

Prior to current BJP gov it was common for ministers to resign over single failures in system.

This protest was although mainly for examination leak but underlying theme is accountability from system and against corruption.

I hope you get some idea. And to be honest I'd think a protest of common people at this scale doesnt require intricate knowledge to sympathize.