India, July 22 -- Delhi saw its largest students' protests in many years on Monday. The protests, which originated as a response to the proposed parliament march by the Cockroach Janta Party following a 20-day long hunger strike by Sonam Wangchuk and some student activists, gained rapid momentum after Wangchuk was moved to a hospital by the police. The protests started primarily against the NEET paper leak and the subsequent cancellation of the test (a retest has since been conducted). Their most important demand is the resignation of the Union education minister. There is good reason to believe that the protest has resonated with a larger constituency beyond just NEET aspirants. Is there an objective basis for such as response? After all...