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Kohima: The Naga Students Federation will march on Naga Solidarity Park in Kohima on July 27. The protest targets the NEET paper leak, persistent scholarship delays, and the lack of spots for indigenous Naga students at central schools. Organizers plan to hand a formal memorandum to the Prime Minister Office once the demonstration wraps up.
Federation leaders claim the NEET scandal destroyed public trust in testing systems. Thousands of students face uncertain futures. The group also slammed recent police crackdowns on students protesting in Delhi. They called that treatment unacceptable in a democracy. The federation stated, "Student rights are non-negotiable."
Corruption ruins careers. The federation demands better transparency and integrity in how the government handles recruitment and exams. They also flagged the current scholarship process as a failure. Officials pay out funds in small, broken installments that leave students short on cash.
Local students currently struggle to find seats at Nagaland University and NIT Nagaland. The federation demands fair access to these institutions. They urged the public to join the protest to push for these changes.
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