Youth in India demand resignation of education minister over leaked NEET exam questions
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- On Friday, a large group of youths organized a protest at Shivaji Park in Mumbai.
- Protesters demanded the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan due to the leak of NEET exam questions.
- The demonstrators carried Indian flags and sang the national anthem during the protest.
- It was announced that prominent figures such as Uddhav also participated in the protest.
A large group of youths gathered at Shivaji Park in Mumbai, India, demanded the resignation of Federal Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan following allegations of question leaks in the NEET medical exam. The youths who participated in the protest held on Friday carried Indian flags.
The protesting youths continued their demonstration peacefully by singing the national anthem during the protest. It was reported that some prominent figures, including Uddhav, supported the demonstration.
The action reflects the growing anger across India regarding the allegations of irregularities in the medical school entrance exam. The young protesters want those responsible for this incident, which violates the integrity of the exam, to be held accountable and the minister to step down.
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- What was protested at Shivaji Park in Mumbai?
- The youths protested the leak of questions in the NEET medical entrance exam and demanded the resignation of Federal Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
- What did the protesters do during the action?
- The large group, carrying Indian flags in their hands, carried out their protest by singing the national anthem during the demonstration.
- Did prominent figures participate in the protest?
- Yes, according to the news report, some prominent figures, including Uddhav, supported the protest.
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