Sri Lankan activists, trade unionists express solidarity with Indian students
Nearly 200 activists, social movements, civil society organisations, and trade unions in Sri Lanka have expressed solidarity with students in India, who were protesting and voicing serious concern over the NEET examination paper leak and broader issues facing the education sector. It is now time for the youth and working class of the South Asian region to unite and fight alongside one another! Organise!”, “Modi, stop the witch hunt of student protesters” and “The protest is not anti-national, your silence is”.
- ▪Nearly 200 activists, social movements, civil society organisations, and trade unions in Sri Lanka have expressed solidarity with students in India, who were protesting and voicing serious concern over the NEET examination paper leak and br
- ▪It is now time for the youth and working class of the South Asian region to unite and fight alongside one another!
- ▪Organise!”, “Modi, stop the witch hunt of student protesters” and “The protest is not anti-national, your silence is”.
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Nearly 200 activists, social movements, civil society organisations, and trade unions in Sri Lanka have expressed solidarity with students in India, who were protesting and voicing serious concern over the NEET examination paper leak and broader issues facing the education sector. Calm returns to Jantar Mantar after 36-day NEET protest ends; Dipke, Wangchuk recuperate“The voice of India’s youth has been unstoppable, despite ridicule from the highest authorities and brutal police violence,” the statement, issued on Monday (July 27, 2026), said.Applauding the student protesters for “sustaining the struggle, despite heavy odds and police brutality”, the statement said this could be a “significant step” towards achieving meaningful education reforms in India.“However, learning from the Sri…
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