Ravi Kummar Ravi on Instagram: "Silence is no longer an option: Students rally for justice in Bhubaneswar Hundreds of students gathered in Bhubaneswar tonight, holding torches high to light the path for accountability. The Nsui-ed protest., which culiminated in a gherao of Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's residence, is a powerful reminder that the youth of this country will not stay silent while their future is compromised. For every student whc has worked day and night, the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak is not just a technical glitch-it is a betrayal of their hard work and dedication. By demanding the Minister's resignation, these students are calling for institutional reform and an end to the culture of negligence. This isn't just a political protest; it is a movement for fairness, merit, and the dignity of every student across India.. Disclaimer: This content is for informational anc educational purposes only. It is based on ongoing reports regarding public demonstrations and political developments. The views, opinions, and slogans expressed during these events belong to the participants and organizers and do not necessarily reflect the position of this page. This post does not constitute legal or professional advice. Readers are encouraged to verify information through multiple credible news sources. #neetpaperleak# #neet #paper #patna# #bihar"
39 likes, 0 comments - ravi7241kumar1 on July 24, 2026: "Silence is no longer an option: Students rally for justice in
Bhubaneswar Hundreds of students gathered in Bhubaneswar
tonight, holding torches high to light the path for
accountability. The Nsui-ed protest., which culiminated in a
gherao of Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's residence, is a
powerful reminder that the youth of this country will not stay
silent while their future is compromised. For every student whc
has worked day and night, the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak is not
just a technical glitch-it is a betrayal of their hard work and
dedication. By demanding the Minister's resignation, these
students are calling for institutional reform and an end to the
culture of negligence. T