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Amit Shah stated that students are more important than any post following Dharmendra Pradhan's exit. He praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's decisions to impose strict punishment for those involved in paper leaks.

Bhupinder Singh Hooda stated that Congress will demand accountability from the BJP government over paper leaks in Parliament. He called for an apology to the youth for lathi-charges and brutality, and for making the examination system transparent to prevent future leaks.

The National Testing Agency terminates 47 officials as part of exam reforms, with legal and criminal actions against some for paper leaks.

Congress demanded PM Modi to dismiss Dharmendra Pradhan before attending Parliament. The opposition refused the government's offer for a debate on paper leaks, insisting on Pradhan's resignation first.

Students in Delhi staged a protest against paper leaks and police action. The demonstration highlights concerns over academic integrity and law enforcement responses.

India's PM Narendra Modi has announced speedy trials for punishing individuals involved in paper leaks. The announcement comes amid ongoing student protests nationwide, though Modi did not directly address the protests.

J.P. Nadda questioned Rahul Gandhi about his selective focus on paper leaks, noting that Gandhi did not address similar incidents under governments led by the Opposition, including the Congress.

Rahul Gandhi demands the Prime Minister apologize to students and the Education Minister resign over 156 paper leaks and 'zero convictions'. The Opposition fully supports the protesters' 'legitimate' and 'non-negotiable' demands.

AIDSO protests police excesses against students in New Delhi, alleging that poor and middle-class students are forced to spend heavily on coaching while the examination system is vulnerable to corruption and paper leaks.

The Andhra Pradesh Congress condemns the lathi-charge on students at Jantar Mantar. APCC vice-president Kolanukonda Shivaji stated that suppressing students’ voices violates democratic principles and called for legislation to prevent paper leaks and ensure a transparent examination system.

Student organizations in Hyderabad held a 'Chalo Lok Bhavan' protest demanding the removal of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. The protest highlighted concerns over the implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, allegations of examination irregularities, paper leaks, and a broader crisis in the education sector.

Protesters marching to Parliament expressed anger beyond paper leaks, with many having previously supported the BJP or coming from families that traditionally backed the party, leading to heightened disappointment.

Sonam Wangchuk referred to the July 20 Parliament march as India's 'second freedom movement,' emphasizing freedom from injustice, such as paper leaks, and fear related to his illegal detention.

Telangana police recruitment has been recognized as a national benchmark due to the absence of paper leaks, according to DGP C.V. Anand.

TPCC chief Mahesh Kumar has called for the resignation of the Union Education Minister due to allegations of paper leaks. The demand centers on the issue of leaked examination papers.

Day 19 of the CJP protest marks the 11th day of a fast by Wangchuk, who has lost over 7 kg. The CJP is demanding Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation over alleged repeated examination irregularities and paper leaks that have negatively impacted students and families.

A Kerala Minister accused repeated paper leaks and irregularities in five major examinations of affecting 6.54 crore candidates over the past decade. The Minister demanded that Pradhan resign over the systemic failure linked to the leaks.

Congress has identified 'systemic' exam failures and launched the 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' campaign to address issues like paper leaks, recruitment delays, and broader education concerns. The initiative aims to engage students nationwide on these topics.

Abhijit Dipke of CJP is leading a protest in New Delhi, demanding government accountability over examination irregularities and paper leaks. Protesters refuse to disband until Pradhan resigns.

CJP Abhijeet Dipke wrote to the Prime Minister regarding a 'crisis of paper leaks,' highlighting 11 student suicides in recent weeks, including five in the last 48 hours, and requesting ₹1 crore compensation for their families.

Arvind Kejriwal stated that banning Telegram would not resolve the issue of paper leaks and argued that authorities are not addressing the problem seriously.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi criticized paper leaks and canceled exams, calling it a blow to the dreams of millions. He stated that young people face punishment for daring to dream.

Congress has launched a nationwide campaign addressing paper leaks and youth unemployment. Rahul Gandhi will speak at a student convention on June 17.