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The speaker highlights the issue of examination fraud, where students are being cheated by the system. They point out several instances of paper leaks, delayed notifications, and cancelled exams. The speaker emphasizes the need for government accountability and the importance of raising one's voice against these injustices.
“If we don't raise our voice today, then these conditions will worsen even more.”From the report
I've given you a reneed, now you've got the results and justice. In the last 11 years, 148 exam frauds have happened. NEET paper has been leaked twice. Maharashtra TET leak, Uttarakhand UK SSC leak. And it's not just about the paper leak. Jharkhand SSC has filed a paper after 2 years of giving a notification. Then sent the students notification late and kept the centre so far that they couldn't reach on time. So, is accountability just a re-NEET? In Bihar BPSC, the exam got cancelled for no reason. How much money did they pay to book their tickets? Their money, time and mental health. Think about it. TGT students had to protest for their results. If the system is wrong in checking, then the students have to pay to get that mistake out. They take 250 rupees for one answer, so all the answers are worth lakhs of rupees. And the fight doesn't end here because lakhs of students are fighting for thousands of seats. Every day government schools are being closed. There are around 400 schools in Haryana, where there is only one teacher. A 17-year-old boy exposed CBSE, that how the company got the contract by changing the tender rules, which is stuck in controversy. Which also misplaced the class 12 marks, which decides the entire future of the child. In 24 years, only a few senior officials have been punished in the case of the paper leak. Our children study for years and the system keeps finding new ways to defeat them. Even today, students are being taught on the streets. If we don't raise our voice today, then these conditions will worsen even more.