Thousands of protesters in Delhi are set to defy police orders and march to the Indian parliament, demanding the removal of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's education minister over exam paper leaks. The protests, organized by student groups, highlight growing frustration with the handling of competitive exams.
The march, scheduled for today, follows a series of leaks in major exams, including the NEET and UGC NET, which have sparked widespread outrage. Police have denied permission for the march, citing security concerns, but protesters vow to proceed.
This is not the first such protest; similar demonstrations have occurred in recent months. The government has launched investigations into the leaks, but critics say the response has been inadequate. The education minister has not commented on the latest demands for his resignation.
