Exam fairness somehow turned into a street-level damage report. Television actors Niharika Chouksey, Adrija Roy, and Mahhi Vij reacted after claims of force against younger demonstrators at the Cockroach Janta Party’s Chalo Sansad march toward Parliament. A police stop allegedly kept the group from advancing, followed by clashes.
Reports from the scene cited batons, tear gas, and student detentions. Demonstrators challenged suspected problems with the NEET medical entrance examination and sought Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation. Elsewhere, activist Sonam Wangchuk’s indefinite hunger strike led Delhi Police to move him to Safdarjung Hospital.
Niharika pushed for transparent investigations, independent exam oversight, stronger technology, and fast accountability. Adrija defended peaceful questioning while stressing how much effort students invest in competitive tests. Mahhi called the alleged beatings unacceptable, arguing that disagreement never cancels empathy, dialogue, democratic expression, or basic humanity.
Reports from the scene cited batons, tear gas, and student detentions. Demonstrators challenged suspected problems with the NEET medical entrance examination and sought Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation. Elsewhere, activist Sonam Wangchuk’s indefinite hunger strike led Delhi Police to move him to Safdarjung Hospital.
Niharika pushed for transparent investigations, independent exam oversight, stronger technology, and fast accountability. Adrija defended peaceful questioning while stressing how much effort students invest in competitive tests. Mahhi called the alleged beatings unacceptable, arguing that disagreement never cancels empathy, dialogue, democratic expression, or basic humanity.
