India’s viral youth movement, led by Abhijeet Dipke, has taken to the streets to protest the country’s exam system, which has been marred by leaks and technical failures. The movement, which started online, has gained momentum with hundreds of people gathering in New Delhi to demand the education minister’s resignation.

Protests and Demands

The protesters, who are mostly Gen Zers, are frustrated with the exam system, which they say is unfair and has led to student suicides. They are demanding that the education minister, Dharmendra Pradhan, resign and that the exam system be reformed. The protesters have been using creative methods to get their message across, including carrying posters, shouting slogans, and singing.

The movement has gained attention from the media and the government, with Pradhan referring to the protesters as the ‘B-team of terror groups.’ However, Dipke has denied any links to terrorism and says that the movement is peaceful and focused on seeking justice for students.

Exam System Controversy

India’s exam system has been controversial for years, with allegations of exam paper leaks and technical failures. The system is highly competitive, with millions of students competing for limited university placements. The pressure to perform well can be overwhelming, leading to student suicides and mental health issues.

The protesters are demanding that the government take responsibility for the exam system and make changes to ensure that it is fair and transparent. They are also seeking justice for students who have been affected by the exam system, including those who have died by suicide.

Original reporting: KEYT (Ventura/Santa Barbara) — read the source article.