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School students join Jantar Mantar protest crowds
ThePrint··24 Jul
Jantar Mantar teemed with school students on July 24 joining CJP demonstrations over examination reforms. Classes 8 and 9 students from Bihar raised concerns about CBSE, CUET and the private-public education gap. Lavisha Angel from Rohini said youth wanted fair testing and accountability. Their presence broadened the protest beyond college aspirants to younger learners watching NEET paper leak fallout.
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What It Means For You
- School students joining protests may expand exam reform demands.
- CBSE and CUET concerns could enter national education policy debates.
- Private-public education gaps affect families planning academic pathways.
What's Happening
- School students joined Jantar Mantar CJP protests on July 24.
- Classes 8 and 9 students from Bihar participated.
- Lavisha Angel from Rohini raised testing fairness concerns.
Youth Protest Broadening
- Students cited CBSE, CUET and private-public education gaps.
- Protest presence expanded beyond college exam aspirants.
- Agitation continues amid NEET paper leak accountability demands.
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