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India Protesters Condemn Exam Leaks, Clash With Police Outside Modi Over Alleged Cheating

Young protesters challenging Prime Minister Narendra Modi over alleged exam leaks were met with tear gas as police moved to disperse demonstrators, according to reports from multiple locations.

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India Protesters Condemn Exam Leaks, Clash With Police Outside Modi Over Alleged Cheating

Young protesters in India confronted Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government over allegations of exam leaks and unfair selection processes, drawing a forceful police response. Reports say tear gas was used to disperse crowds after demonstrators attempted to reach or block key areas while chanting slogans demanding transparency. The protests attracted significant attention online, with critics accusing officials of covering up misconduct and supporters arguing the allegations are politically motivated. Police said they were maintaining order as unrest spread, while organizers vowed to continue demonstrations until independent action is taken.

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