Young people in Pune held a rally and signature campaign to show support for Sonam Wangchuk’s protest over the alleged NEET paper leak. The local action focused on backing Wangchuk’s fast and amplifying demands for accountability in the exam controversy.

Participants used the campaign to gather public support and highlight concerns about fairness and transparency in the examination process. The protest also included a call for the education minister to step down over the handling of the issue.

The Pune mobilisation reflects how the alleged NEET paper leak has triggered reactions beyond official investigations and political debate. By aligning with Wangchuk’s fast, the youths framed the matter as one affecting public trust and the future of students.

The demonstration adds to the wider pressure surrounding the NEET row, with campaigners seeking stronger responsibility from authorities. In Pune, the signature drive became a visible way for young people to register dissent and support Wangchuk’s stand.