The NEET protest movement received political backing as leaders and workers from the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) joined demonstrators at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi.
Rather than organizing the protest themselves, AAP leaders attended the demonstration in solidarity with the protesters, signaling support for the movement and its demands.
The party's participation reflects how the NEET paper leak controversy has expanded beyond student-led demonstrations to attract support from political parties seeking accountability over the examination process.
AAP representatives echoed calls for a fair investigation, action against those responsible for the paper leak, and measures to restore confidence in the country's competitive examination system.
The development also highlights the growing political significance of the protests. What began as a movement led by students and activists is increasingly drawing support from opposition parties, each positioning itself alongside the public demand for transparency and accountability.
As demonstrations continue across the country, the issue remains one of the most prominent political and public debates of the current parliamentary session.