Beyond paper leaks, the question of trust and institutional integrity
Every major protest, at some point, becomes a battle of narratives. The student movement over NEET and recurring examination paper leaks has now reached that stage.Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached out to the youth and their parents, promising that his government would bring a law to stringently deal with paper leaks, after announcing the setting up of fast-track courts. All roads continue to lead to Jantar MantarThe announcement came less than 24 hours after Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi framed the issue as one of “police brutality” against students and declared that “they are our future, not terrorists”.
- ▪Every major protest, at some point, becomes a battle of narratives.
- ▪The student movement over NEET and recurring examination paper leaks has now reached that stage.Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached out to the youth and their parents, promising that his government would bring a law to stringently deal wit
- ▪All roads continue to lead to Jantar MantarThe announcement came less than 24 hours after Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi framed the issue as one of “police brutality” against students and declared that “they are our
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Every major protest, at some point, becomes a battle of narratives. The student movement over NEET and recurring examination paper leaks has now reached that stage.Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached out to the youth and their parents, promising that his government would bring a law to stringently deal with paper leaks, after announcing the setting up of fast-track courts. All roads continue to lead to Jantar MantarThe announcement came less than 24 hours after Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi framed the issue as one of “police brutality” against students and declared that “they are our future, not terrorists”.
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