A protest took place at Jantar Mantar where students, activists, and citizens gathered to seek justice for a NEET aspirant from Bihar who died, raising concerns about student safety and accountability. Protesters demanded a thorough investigation and strict action against those responsible, highlighting negligence and the need for systemic reforms to prevent such incidents. The demonstration saw participation from various groups, reflecting public anger over the challenges faced by students preparing for competitive exams.
Civil society members, student groups, and political representatives joined the protest, expressing concerns about the pressure on aspirants, lack of support, and administrative failures that make students vulnerable. Delhi AAP leader Mahabal Mishra called for swift government action to ensure justice and prevent future injustices, emphasizing the importance of holding perpetrators accountable. Mishra warned that delays in justice could erode trust and lead to further tragedies, urging decisive measures to address the issue promptly.
Amid the protest, a participant highlighted a tragic incident in Patna where a girl was raped and murdered, accusing authorities of attempting to cover up the case and subjecting the victim’s parents to injustice. The protester criticized the government for its alleged inaction and lack of accountability, demanding a timely resolution to ensure justice for the victim. Educator Dhruv Kumar Rai, who mentors NEET and IIT aspirants, condemned the crime as a severe violation of a woman’s dignity, calling for stringent punishment for the culprits to set a precedent against such heinous acts.
