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The Indian students' protests have been the subject of international debate, and the United Nations has responded to the struggle. Here is what the UN had to say about the students' movement.
The ongoing protest in Delhi against irregularities in the NEET exam has received huge support in Belagavi. Despite the rain, students, activists of various organizations and the public took to the streets to express their anger against the central government. Protesters shouted slogans demanding 'Maintain transparency in the NEET exam and provide justice to students'.
Sonia Gandhi has criticised the central government's action on the NEET students' protest. Those who accused it of resorting to violence instead of dialogue said that a similar pattern has been seen in the struggle of farmers and activists.
Bollywood actor Salman Khan, who has described the NEET question paper leak case as a "very serious matter", has expressed support for the students' protest through social media. He has demanded strict action against those playing with the future of students and has appealed to the students not to politicize this struggle and get justice.
Thousands of students staged a massive protest against the online examination system and question paper leak. The protesters strongly condemned the repeated cases of question paper leak in various state and national level competitive examinations including NEET, TET and demanded that the government take immediate action to implement a transparent and corruption-free examination system.
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has urged states to allow CET at the state level for medical admission aspirants. He said that the states' right to education and the interests of local students should be considered in the context of the central government moving towards a uniform examination system.
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