The tools of mockery BJP perfected have been picked up by teenagers who used them to demand a Union minister's resignation. Now, the government's response is to try and out-meme Gen Z.
The former BJP general secretary made the remark two days after Dharmendra Pradhan resigned as education minister amid widespread protests by students.
The demonstration, held in Trafalgar Square in London, was to celebrate the resignation of education minister Dharmendra Pradhan following student-led protests demanding accountability over examination irregularities.
Major student movements in India have depended on the stewardship of veteran Opposition politicians. The 2026 protests against the NEET paper leaks were raw and fiercely independent.
For some of the protesters ThePrint spoke to, the buck does not stop with the resignation of education minister. Accountability, they say, goes all the way up to prime minister.
In its first comments, the international body weighed in on the NEET paper leak protests, calling for protests to be allowed without fear of harassment or arrest.
In the past two days, Narendra Modi tried to change the algorithm in his favour. Produced reels hoping to find a connect with Gen Z, but the damage control backfired.
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