NEET protest: Jantar Mantar walls wiped clean, but message stays on after Pradhan's exit
•After the resignation of the education minister, Jantar Mantar came alive again with protesters on Sunday.
•Signs from earlier demonstrations lingered despite efforts to tidy up the area.
•First-time attendees joined long-term advocates, while both students and engaged citizens rallied in support.
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After the resignation of the education minister, Jantar Mantar came alive again with protesters on Sunday. Signs from earlier demonstrations lingered despite efforts to tidy up the area. First-time attendees joined long-term advocates, while both students and engaged citizens rallied in support. The scattered clusters highlighted their unwavering determination to continue fighting for their cause.المصدر: Times of India | Source: Times of India
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