NEET protests: Genuine students' anger or political narrative?

The debate examines the massive nationwide protests over the alleged NEET paper leak and asks whether Gen Z's anger is organic or politically manufactured. Senior journalists discuss the growing public outrage, with many arguing that the movement is driven by genuine frustration over paper leaks, unemployment, inequality, and the failing education system, while acknowledging that political groups may have joined as the protests gained momentum. The panel also debated the government's response, police action, media coverage, attacks on journalists, and the role of violence in democratic protests, while stressing the need for accountability, dialogue, and meaningful engagement with students demanding change.