India's exam system faces crisis as paper leaks affect 100 million students

Former MP Hannan Molah criticized the Indian government after the Delhi High Court dismissed a Telegram petition concerning exam irregularities. Molah claimed that, over the past 12 years, roughly 10 crore (100 million) students have been harmed by paper leaks, exam cancellations, and delayed results, creating widespread uncertainty about their futures. He highlighted the mental stress on students, noting instances of suicide attempts linked to the turmoil, and questioned why the ministers responsible remain in office. Molah also linked the education crisis to broader grievances over farmer policies, accusing the government of neglecting agricultural concerns, but the primary focus remained on the failing examination system.