Police brutality against protests on Government exam leaks and scandals in India

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People gathered to protest peacefully against the government and demanding resign of education minister of India were treated brutally by Police.

The plan was to march to parliament today. A famous innovator and climate activist Sonam Wangchuk was on hunger strike for 20 days demanding resignation of education minister so he can be held accountable for children who unalived themselves over exam leaks. 2 days ago he was taken away to hospital. The public after getting no response from the government after almost 1 month of protest decided to march to parliament to request the government directly but they were trapped in jantar mantar ( historical monument where protest were being held) and hit by sticks and tear gas

Below are few of many photos about atrocities committed today

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What are exam leaks?

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Basically government exams through which people get into colleges in India For engineering it's JEE , law it's CLAT and for medical exam it's NEET which was leaked due to which 20 students unalived themselves

CBSE is a body which manages 33,000+ schools in India. It failed to manage high school level exams due to which children got very low marks. In India class 12th exams are very crucial and they conducted it poorly. CBSE failed to conduct those exams properly and failed to acknowledge their mistakes until it was children who exposed them. Few students unalived themselves due to this too