Gurugram: Students continue their protest at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi against alleged paper leaks, examination irregularities, and fraud in competitive examinations across the country. Amid the ongoing demonstrations and growing concerns over the integrity of the examination system, social worker and public representative Rajbala Yadav Rozy urged the government to seriously consider the students’ concerns and move towards a fair and impartial resolution.
Rajbala Yadav Rozy stated that India is the world’s youngest nation, and its millions of young people are its greatest asset. These students will become the country’s future scientists, doctors, teachers, judges, soldiers, and administrators. Therefore, when irregularities occur in competitive examinations, it is not merely a question paper that is compromised but also the dreams, aspirations, and confidence of millions of deserving candidates.
Expressing concern over the mental challenges faced by students, she said that today’s youth are struggling more with psychological stress than physical hardships. After years of dedicated preparation, it is natural for candidates to feel disappointed, insecure, and lose faith in the system if they believe corruption and malpractice outweigh honesty and hard work.
She emphasized that dialogue, sensitivity, and justice are the strongest pillars of democracy. Since the students are expressing their concerns through peaceful and constitutional means, the government should listen to them seriously and take positive steps toward ensuring a fair and transparent resolution.
Rajbala Yadav Rozy further demanded that anyone found guilty of involvement in paper leaks, corruption, or examination fraud, at any level, should face strict legal action without bias or favoritism. She concluded that India can become a truly strong nation only when its youth feel secure, respected, and confident in the fairness of the system.
(SDNA)
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