In hyderabad, several colleges and schools have announced a holiday for tomorrow in response to calls from student unions to observe a bandh. The backdrop to this decision is the ongoing controversy surrounding the NEET-UG examination. Allegations of result manipulation and a paper leak have sparked widespread protests among students and their representatives.

Student unions have been at the forefront, demanding a re-examination of the NEET-UG. They argue that the alleged irregularities in the examination process have compromised the futures of approximately 24 lakh aspirants who took the test. To amplify their demands, these unions have urged educational institutions to support their cause by participating in the bandh.

In response, many colleges and schools in hyderabad have decided to either close completely or switch to online classes for the day. This move is aimed at ensuring that academic activities are not severely disrupted while showing solidarity with the students' agitation.

The bandh call has not only targeted educational institutions but has also appealed to parents to join in the protest. Leaders of student unions have urged parents to convince schools and colleges to declare a holiday, thereby ensuring a widespread and impactful observance of the bandh across hyderabad and other parts of Telangana.

This situation reflects the intensity of the controversy surrounding the NEET-UG examination results and the determination of student unions to seek justice for the affected candidates through organized protests and demonstrations.
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Sindujaa D N

04/07/2024 10:56 PM