ABVP has condemned the violence reported at Jantar Mantar during protests linked to NEET-UG, arguing that unrest should not define the debate around one of the country’s most closely watched entrance exams. The organisation’s response places the focus back on how concerns over the examination process are being handled.
Along with criticising the violence, ABVP has called for dialogue as the preferred way forward. Its stand suggests that student concerns and public anger over NEET-UG should be addressed through discussion and institutional response rather than confrontation on the streets.
A key part of ABVP’s demand is the creation of a high-level panel by the Centre to examine the current system and recommend transparent exam reforms. The appeal reflects a wider push for stronger oversight, clearer procedures and greater confidence in how major competitive exams are conducted.
The development adds another voice to the growing conversation around fairness and accountability in NEET-UG. With tensions around the issue continuing to draw attention, the debate is increasingly shifting toward long-term reform of the examination process and the need to rebuild trust among students and families.
