2 months ago
Families join Gen Z NEET protest movement
Lots of families went to a big protest in Kolkata on Friday.
They were there to support their kids who are part of Gen Z. The protest is about some problems with a big exam called NEET.
Some students have even died because of these problems.
The families want the government to take responsibility and fix things.
They also don't like how the police treated the protesters.
It's a big deal because many people think the government isn't being fair or honest.
The families are standing together to make their voices heard.
Families joined Gen Z protesters in a rally against NEET exam irregularities and police brutality.
Parents accompanied their children to the protest to show support and ensure their safety.
Protesters demand accountability for the handling of NEET exams and the suicides of aspirants.
The government has not publicly addressed the allegations of irregularities or the protesters' demands.
Families expressed concerns about the lack of government accountability and the need for secularism.
- Who
- Families and Gen Z protesters
- What
- Protest against alleged irregularities in NEET exams and police brutality
- Where
- Esplanade, Kolkata
- When
- Friday (specific date not mentioned)
- Why
- To demand accountability for NEET irregularities and police brutality
Protesters
Government
Accountability for NEET irregularities
Protesters
Protesters demand accountability for the handling of NEET exams and the suicides of aspirants.
Government
The government has not publicly addressed the allegations of irregularities or the protesters' demands.
Key facts
- NEET Exam
- National Eligibility cum Entrance Test conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA)
- Protest Location
- Esplanade, Kolkata
- Protest Date
- Friday (specific date not mentioned)
- Key Demands
- Accountability for NEET irregularities and police brutality
- Notable Participants
- Families including Sanju Paul, Joseph Paul, Annu Paul, Aslam Parvez, Ramsha Aslam, Amina Aslam, Lamya Firdausi, Sarah, Zaki
Quotes
Sarah Firdausi
27‑year‑old daughter of Lamya Firdausi, attending the protest
“My son has been asking for many days the reason for the protests in Jantar Mantar. He was also upset over the police brutality on the protesters in Delhi. It was one of the reasons why he wanted to attend Friday’s rally”
telegraphindia.com
“I shudder to think what will happen if the UGC‑NET exam is also handled in the manner that they have conducted NEET. We want Accountability”
telegraphindia.com
Sources
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