Fair Neet Vs Ban Neet | Darmendra Pradan Resigns | Cockroaches of Gen Z | Fake Id | Patti Tinkering

If you like to support me for making these videos pls be free to donate on this link: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/aravifello This video examines the rise of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protests in 2026 and the heated debate over NEET, with a special focus on Tamil Nadu’s long-standing opposition to the exam. It begins with Chief Justice Surya Kant’s courtroom remark comparing certain unemployed youngsters to “parasites” and “cockroaches.” Though later clarified, the comment sparked outrage. Public-policy student Abhijeet Dipke responded by launching the satirical Cockroach Janta Party, turning the insult into a symbol of youth resistance. The movement gained real force after the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak forced the cancellation of the medical entrance exam taken by over 22 lakh students, leading to widespread protests demanding the education minister’s resignation and accountability from the testing agency. The video then explores the core argument: should NEET be reformed to become fairer, or should it be banned altogether? Supporters of reform say a national exam ensures uniform standards. Critics, especially in Tamil Nadu, argue that NEET is structurally unfair. Heavily based on the CBSE syllabus, it disadvantages state-board, government-school, rural, Tamil-medium, and poorer students who cannot afford expensive coaching. Data shows a sharp drop in representation of these groups in medical colleges after NEET was made mandatory. Tamil Nadu had earlier admitted students mainly on Class 12 marks—a system it considered more equitable. The exam has also been linked to intense pressure and student suicides in the state.For Tamil Nadu, NEET is not just an entrance test but a burden that erodes social justice, state autonomy, and local talent. Successive governments have demanded its abolition so that medical seats can once again be filled on the basis of board exam marks. The video captures how a single remark, a paper leak, and years of accumulated frustration have turned into a powerful call for change.