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  1. Ministerial accountability is being questioned regarding education failures and government handling of youth protests in India.
  2. Protests are underway against the government's actions and education system failures, leading to calls for the resignation of the Education Minister.
  3. Protests erupted in Bihar and Patna demanding the resignation of the Education Minister over education policy failures.
  4. Tejashwi Yadav leads protests in Bihar and Patna against the alleged leak of the NEET examination paper.

Gandhi demands Modi apologize to students while Yadav alleges police violence during protests in Bihar.

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Gandhi demands Modi apologize to students while Yadav alleges police violence during protests in Bihar.

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GandhiTejashwi YadavBihar

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  1. Yadav criticized the police response of both Modi and Choudhary to student protests.1 source
  2. Rahul Gandhi criticized CM Yadav over child deaths, while Umang Singhar sought Modi's intervention in the deaths.Sub-event
  3. Employed laborers in Rohtas district, Bihar, protested the state government over law-and-order issues.Sub-event
  4. Gandhi criticized Modi's handling of student protests.1 source
  5. Gandhi demands Modi apologize; Yadav alleges police violence during Bihar protests.1 source

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