As a student and a concerned citizen, I believe India's education system is facing a serious crisis of trust. Repeated allegations of examination irregularities and paper leaks in major competitive exams, including NEET, have caused immense stress, uncertainty, and frustration for millions of students and their families. Many young people have reportedly lost hope, and there have been heartbreaking reports of students dying by suicide amid the pressure surrounding these controversies. We believe that accountability is essential in a democracy, and therefore we call for the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan so that an independent and transparent investigation, along with meaningful reforms, can restore public confidence in our examination system. At the same time, we sincerely appeal to education reformer Sonam Wangchuk, who is peacefully protesting at Jantar Mantar through a hunger strike, to end his fast and take care of his health. His voice and leadership are invaluable to the movement, and we hope he continues to fight for students through peaceful and democratic means while remaining safe and healthy. This petition is not against any individual but in support of justice, accountability, transparent examinations, and a future where every student can compete fairly without fear of paper leaks or corruption.

We urge the support of everyone affected and those who care about the future of education in India. Stand with us as we demand the necessary resignations and reforms to protect the rights and futures of all NEET aspirants. Your signature can be a powerful voice in calling for the accountability and changes that are desperately needed. Sign this petition to ensure a fair and credible examination system for every student across the nation.