AAP stages statewide protests in Gujarat over NEET paper leak, demands fair investigation, strict action and transparent examination system for students.
The Aam Aadmi Party Aam Aadmi Party carried out widespread protests across Gujarat over the alleged NEET paper leak, demanding a fair and transparent investigation into the examination irregularities. Demonstrations were reported from major cities including Ahmedabad, Rajkot, Jamnagar, and Kutch.
The agitation was led by the party’s student and youth wing ASAP, which organized protests highlighting concerns over the impact of alleged paper leaks on students’ future. The protests saw participation from several student leaders, including state and regional representatives, who raised slogans demanding justice for affected candidates.
Allegations of Large-Scale Exam Irregularities
Protesters claimed that the NEET examination controversy has impacted lakhs of students nationwide and questioned the credibility of the examination system. They demanded strict action against those responsible and called for a transparent, time-bound investigation.
In Ahmedabad, leaders of the student wing emphasized that the issue goes beyond an exam and represents a serious threat to students’ futures. Protesters staged demonstrations demanding accountability from examination authorities.
Detentions During Protests in Rajkot
In Rajkot, members of the AAP student wing and youth wing staged a symbolic protest and were later detained by police. According to party sources, around eight activists were taken into custody during the demonstration.
Protesters alleged that authorities were attempting to suppress peaceful demonstrations aimed at highlighting student concerns.
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Statements from Party Leaders
AAP leaders, including youth representatives, strongly criticized the situation, claiming that exam irregularities have deeply affected students across the country. They called for urgent reforms in the examination system and strict punishment for those involved in malpractice.
One student leader remarked that the situation reflects the growing insecurity among students regarding employment and education opportunities, while another leader emphasized the need for justice and transparency in national-level examinations.
Call for Transparent Investigation
In Kutch, party representatives submitted a memorandum to district authorities demanding a time-bound and impartial investigation into the alleged NEET paper leak. They stressed that the integrity of national examinations must be protected to safeguard the future of students.
The AAP leadership reiterated that the struggle for students’ rights will continue until a fair and transparent examination system is ensured across the country.
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