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Delhi police used lathis and tear gas to stop thousands of student protesters marching toward Parliament over exam paper leaks. Over 118 police officers and 60 protesters were injured.
Delhi police used lathis and tear gas to stop thousands of student protesters marching toward Parliament over exam paper leaks. Over 118 police officers and 60 protesters were injured in the confrontation. The protests are student-led and focused on a specific government failure—leaked exam papers—rather than a broader political movement.
Student protests that reach Parliament steps are rare and signal genuine anger about something tangible. Exam paper leaks affect students' futures directly and suggest systemic negligence in exam administration. The police response was forceful enough to injure over 100 officers and 60 protesters, indicating this wasn't a light crowd-control action. The scale of the turnout and the police response suggest this issue resonates well beyond a narrow student grievance.
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