Headline: NSUI and Tripura Pradesh Youth Congress Hold Protest Rally in Agartala Against Question Paper Leaks and Police Action

News Report: Agartala, July 22: The National Students' Union of India (NSUI) and Tripura Pradesh Youth Congress jointly organised a protest rally in Agartala on Tuesday against the alleged leakage and irregularities in various examinations, including NEET and re-NEET, during the 12 years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's tenure. The protesters alleged that as many as 152 incidents of question paper leaks and examination-related fraud had taken place across the country. They also condemned the alleged police lathi-charge on students and youth who had been agitating against the issue. The rally began in the city and passed through several areas before culminating near Circuit House, where the demonstrators staged a protest programme. During the demonstration, the protesters also burnt an effigy of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan as a mark of protest. Prominent leaders present at the programme included Congress Working Committee (CWC) member and MLA Sudip Roy Barman and Tripura Pradesh Congress Committee president Ashish Kumar Saha. Several leaders and workers of NSUI and the Youth Congress also participated in the protest rally. The organisers demanded accountability over the alleged examination irregularities and called for stronger measures to ensure transparency and fairness in the country's education system.Headline: NSUI and Tripura Pradesh Youth Congress Hold Protest Rally in Agartala Against Question Paper Leaks and Police Action News Report: Agartala, July 22: The National Students' Union of India (NSUI) and Tripura Pradesh Youth Congress jointly organised a protest rally in Agartala on Tuesday against the alleged leakage and irregularities in various examinations, including NEET and re-NEET, during the 12 years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's tenure. The protesters alleged that as many as 152 incidents of question paper leaks and examination-related fraud had taken place across the country. They also condemned the alleged police lathi-charge on students and youth who had been agitating against the issue. The rally began in the city and passed through several areas before culminating near Circuit House, where the demonstrators staged a protest programme. During the demonstration, the protesters also burnt an effigy of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan as a mark of protest. Prominent leaders present at the programme included Congress Working Committee (CWC) member and MLA Sudip Roy Barman and Tripura Pradesh Congress Committee president Ashish Kumar Saha. Several leaders and workers of NSUI and the Youth Congress also participated in the protest rally. The organisers demanded accountability over the alleged examination irregularities and called for stronger measures to ensure transparency and fairness in the country's education system.Headline: NSUI and Tripura Pradesh Youth Congress Hold Protest Rally in Agartala Against Question Paper Leaks and Police Action News Report: Agartala, July 22: The National Students' Union of India (NSUI) and Tripura Pradesh Youth Congress jointly organised a protest rally in Agartala on Tuesday against the alleged leakage and irregularities in various examinations, including NEET and re-NEET, during the 12 years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's tenure. The protesters alleged that as many as 152 incidents of question paper leaks and examination-related fraud had taken place across the country. They also condemned the alleged police lathi-charge on students and youth who had been agitating against the issue. The rally began in the city and passed through several areas before culminating near Circuit House, where the demonstrators staged a protest programme. During the demonstration, the protesters also burnt an effigy of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan as a mark of protest. Prominent leaders present at the programme included Congress Working Committee (CWC) member and MLA Sudip Roy Barman and Tripura Pradesh Congress Committee president Ashish Kumar Saha. Several leaders and workers of NSUI and the Youth Congress also participated in the protest rally. The organisers demanded accountability over the alleged examination irregularities and called for stronger measures to ensure transparency and fairness in the country's education system.Headline: NSUI and Tripura Pradesh Youth Congress Hold Protest Rally in Agartala Against Question Paper Leaks and Police Action News Report: Agartala, July 22: The National Students' Union of India (NSUI) and Tripura Pradesh Youth Congress jointly organised a protest rally in Agartala on Tuesday against the alleged leakage and irregularities in various examinations, including NEET and re-NEET, during the 12 years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's tenure. The protesters alleged that as many as 152 incidents of question paper leaks and examination-related fraud had taken place across the country. They also condemned the alleged police lathi-charge on students and youth who had been agitating against the issue. The rally began in the city and passed through several areas before culminating near Circuit House, where the demonstrators staged a protest programme. During the demonstration, the protesters also burnt an effigy of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan as a mark of protest. Prominent leaders present at the programme included Congress Working Committee (CWC) member and MLA Sudip Roy Barman and Tripura Pradesh Congress Committee president Ashish Kumar Saha. Several leaders and workers of NSUI and the Youth Congress also participated in the protest rally. The organisers demanded accountability over the alleged examination irregularities and called for stronger measures to ensure transparency and fairness in the country's education system..

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