Is asking the minister to resign going to bring back the dead students, or prevent future tragedies?
Is breaking past barricades, pelting stones, voicing for freedom ( while holding defaming posters of the prime minister, disrespecting him mere kilometres away from his residence with no direct consequences ) the way to place demands?
What are we fighting for now?
The laws are in the process of being amended.
NEET is going to be held as CBT.
Financial compensation is going to be given to families of those who died.
The exam was conducted again without fees and the original amount is also being refunded.
The education minister has acknowledged the lapse of the government and active actions are being taken to prevent it.
This protest wasn't supposed to be political, but we have made it so.
The minister didn't leak the question paper.
The PM didn't leak the question paper.
Those who stood up for their rights are brave and respected but one should know when to stop, when to hold back from supporting parties that are using them. we as educated citizens should know better than to overlook the actions being taken because of the bitterness of what happened.
Please fact check the footage from instagram and other social media platforms, it is easy to be misled by thirty second clips without context. This goes for both sides.
Jai Hind, Jai Bharat.
