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‘Those who attack police cannot be called students’: Rupali Ganguly says NEET protesters are hurting their own cause

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  1. Rupali Ganguly said those who attacked police during the July 20 'Chalo Sansad' march in Delhi cannot be called students.

  2. She stated that attacking police or damaging public property weakens the movement and shifts focus from student demands.

  3. Ganguly supported students' demand for a fair examination system and accountability after the NEET paper leak.

  4. She noted that governments and agencies have launched investigations, made arrests, and are working to prevent future leaks.

  5. Ganguly warned that violence risks overshadowing genuine student concerns and allows anti-national elements to hijack the movement.

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