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Tens of thousands of Indian protesters clashed with police in Delhi over education fraud and joblessness, with youth demanding government accountability for exam paper leaks and lack of opportunities.
Tens of thousands of Indian protesters clashed with police in Delhi, demanding accountability for widespread education fraud and a lack of job opportunities. The trigger was repeated exam paper leaks that undermined the integrity of hiring processes and government job exams, but the underlying anger is about a generation that feels betrayed by institutions and locked out of opportunity.
Exam fraud becomes a flashpoint because it reveals a system where connected students can cheat their way into positions while others play by rules that don't protect them. Add that to genuine unemployment and underemployment among educated youth, and you get large-scale unrest. The protests are concentrated in India right now, but they're part of a global pattern of young people losing faith in traditional pathways to stability and turned toward more confrontational politics as a result.
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