Rajdeep Sardesai Hosts Debate On CJP Protest: Can Govt Ignore Youth Protesters? | NEET Paper Leak

Rajdeep Sardesai moderates a discussion on paper leak protests, youth anger, ministerial accountability and whether the government should engage with demonstrators. BJP national spokesperson Sanju Verma says most participants are propagandists, but adds that JP Nadda's meeting is a first step and says, 'we will ensure that bona fide students, their voices are heard'. Anjali Bhardwaj argues that students facing disruptions in NEET, JEE and CUET need engagement, examination reform and accountability from the top. She also cites hunger strikes, injuries and 22 student suicides. Congress spokesperson Madhu Yaskhi Goud says his party supports the protesters and calls for the education minister's resignation. The debate covers stone pelting, police action, lathi charge, tear gas, disputed claims about rocks at Jantar Mantar and political use of the movement. Sardesai concludes that peaceful protest, non-violence, accountability and listening are central to democracy.

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