Aliah University Students Hold Solidarity Protest Over 'Chalo Sansad', Raise NEET-2026 Paper Leak Concerns
Digital Desk
Students of Aliah University staged a protest at Park Circus in Kolkata on Thursday, expressing solidarity with the ongoing 'Chalo Sansad' (Parliament March) in Delhi. The demonstrators condemned the alleged police action against protesters in the national capital while also raising concerns over the NEET-2026 paper leak, which they said reflected deeper problems in India's examination system.
The protest was organised to support the Parliament March being held in Delhi. Students gathered at Park Circus carrying placards and raising slogans against what they described as the use of force against peaceful demonstrators.
The protesters alleged that police in Delhi had cracked down on peaceful participants and detained environmental activist Sonam Wangchuk. They further claimed that several students and youth were injured during the police action. Calling the response "undemocratic," the students urged authorities to engage in dialogue rather than resort to force.
Questions Over Examination Integrity
A major focus of the protest was the alleged NEET-2026 paper leak. The students argued that the incident was not an isolated case but part of a broader pattern of examination irregularities affecting recruitment and entrance tests across the country.
According to the protesters, repeated allegations of paper leaks and irregularities have eroded public confidence in the examination system and created uncertainty for lakhs of students preparing for competitive exams.
They alleged that the latest controversy demonstrated the need for stronger safeguards to ensure fair, transparent, and credible examinations.
"The NEET-2026 paper leak is another example of the failure to conduct fair and transparent examinations. Repeated paper leaks and irregularities have affected the future of lakhs of students across the country," the protesters alleged.
Demands for Accountability
During the demonstration, participants demanded accountability from authorities over alleged examination irregularities and called for reforms to restore trust in the country's recruitment and entrance examination process.
They also urged the government to protect the democratic right to peaceful protest, stating that public concerns should be addressed through discussion rather than coercive measures.
Peaceful Demonstration Under Police Watch
The protest remained peaceful throughout the event. Students continued raising slogans while police personnel were deployed at the venue to maintain law and order. No untoward incidents were reported during the demonstration.
The protest in Kolkata reflects growing concerns among sections of students over examination integrity and the handling of protests linked to education-related issues, as calls for transparency and accountability continue to feature prominently in student-led movements.
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Aliah University Students Hold Solidarity Protest Over 'Chalo Sansad', Raise NEET-2026 Paper Leak Concerns
Digital Desk
The protest was organised to support the Parliament March being held in Delhi. Students gathered at Park Circus carrying placards and raising slogans against what they described as the use of force against peaceful demonstrators.
The protesters alleged that police in Delhi had cracked down on peaceful participants and detained environmental activist Sonam Wangchuk. They further claimed that several students and youth were injured during the police action. Calling the response "undemocratic," the students urged authorities to engage in dialogue rather than resort to force.
Questions Over Examination Integrity
A major focus of the protest was the alleged NEET-2026 paper leak. The students argued that the incident was not an isolated case but part of a broader pattern of examination irregularities affecting recruitment and entrance tests across the country.
According to the protesters, repeated allegations of paper leaks and irregularities have eroded public confidence in the examination system and created uncertainty for lakhs of students preparing for competitive exams.
They alleged that the latest controversy demonstrated the need for stronger safeguards to ensure fair, transparent, and credible examinations.
"The NEET-2026 paper leak is another example of the failure to conduct fair and transparent examinations. Repeated paper leaks and irregularities have affected the future of lakhs of students across the country," the protesters alleged.
Demands for Accountability
During the demonstration, participants demanded accountability from authorities over alleged examination irregularities and called for reforms to restore trust in the country's recruitment and entrance examination process.
They also urged the government to protect the democratic right to peaceful protest, stating that public concerns should be addressed through discussion rather than coercive measures.
Peaceful Demonstration Under Police Watch
The protest remained peaceful throughout the event. Students continued raising slogans while police personnel were deployed at the venue to maintain law and order. No untoward incidents were reported during the demonstration.
The protest in Kolkata reflects growing concerns among sections of students over examination integrity and the handling of protests linked to education-related issues, as calls for transparency and accountability continue to feature prominently in student-led movements.
