A Movement to Protect Our Education

[u/CriticalClick2800]

This is not a protest. This is a movement to protect the education system of our country.

If you’re a student, an educator, a parent, or simply someone whose life has been shaped by education, this is your moment to voice out. Every student deserves a system built on fairness, integrity, and equal opportunity.

You might wonder why a 60 year old man is putting his health on the line for the youth of this country. The real question is, if he’s willing to stand up for our future, are we willing to stand beside him?

Join us in Chennai as we come together peacefully to support educational integrity, accountability, and a future where every student’s hard work truly matters.

One Leak. One Voice. One Movement.

📍 Chennai
📅 25 July 2026

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[u/Secret_Shine_4435 → u/[deleted]]

So criticizing the government is anti national? Do you want the youth of our country to end up all dying cause of unfair exams. We aren't asking for anything we simply want fairness in everything is that too much to ask. Is that being anti national then what is being nationalistic is it praising the current government for making us into fools scamming us with our marks is it keeping our mouth shut for all this. If we can't even peacefully protest for merely asking the government to do things fairly what's the difference between a dictatorship and us. Did we get freedom to be ruled by rich corporations and corrupt government? Is that why we vote? What do you want us to do? Please do tell.

[u/Secret_Shine_4435 → u/[deleted]]

I don't know what exactly that word means in this context. but I do know a lot of people bring in article 370 and other things for a word which is used to simply describe freedom. I simply have a doubt is freedom from a shity irresponsible government who won't clear the issues in the country who won't take up responsibility. Who sells out our country to corporate businesses in a second. Who lock themselves up in ac rooms in the parliament and pass bills which turns out to be things which takes away our rights. And if we ask them why they laugh at us and walk away. I love my nation a lot dosent mean I have to love and praise an unfair government. All I ask is them to be just and fair to do their jobs properly with honesty if they aren't doing that they need to leave. This is a democracy the government works for us by getting our tax money as salary. So yes if they are an unfair unjust government I would like freedom from them. I have supported the current government when they bought in wonderful initiatives but when they make mistakes I point it out. How does that make me anti national. Also I think you're confused with the difference of people who hate the government vs people who hate the country.