Conspiracy to Spread Anarchy under the Garb of Students

The NEET paper leak protests have triggered a wider political clash, with questions being raised over whether student concerns are being pushed aside. The article argues that exam reforms, security and accountability should remain at the centre of the movement.

What has unfolded across the country and the state regarding the NEET exam over the past few days raises several critical questions. First, has an issue related to students’ education and examinations turned into a tool for political self-interest and power struggles? A related question naturally arises: Why do political parties want to steer this movement toward chaos? Is this truly still a fight for the students, or is the opposition, devoid of real issues, trying to leverage it to build political ground? These questions are deeply unsettling. There is no doubt that the NEET paper leak is a criminal act and a matter of serious concern. However, when a sensitive issue transforms into a political stage, the narrative takes a very different turn.

Political protests on the streets of Delhi and Uttar Pradesh confirm that certain parties, particularly the Samajwadi Party (SP) and the Congress, are attempting to use the students’ grievances as a mask to regain their lost support base. A race for leadership of this movement has erupted among opposition parties. This is evident from the fact that after a protest was organized under the leadership of the Samajwadi Party in Uttar Pradesh, the state Congress unit staged a parallel demonstration. Political parties rushed to assert their control over a representative student movement, showing little concern that this frantic effort exposes their true priority: political gain over the welfare of students. Aam........

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