New Delhi, July 26 -- For several parents, who lost their children by suicide after NEET-UG 2026 examination was cancelled following a paper leak, resignation of Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan is not enough. They echoed demands of structural reforms in country's education sector and punishment for those who assaulted protesters in Delhi. Most parents said the government never understood pain of the children preparing for the national-level medical exam, and their parents. They also expressed anguish at the police assaulting students in Delhi during 'Chalo Sansad' march, called by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), an online collective, on July 20, calling for structural changes in education so that no papers are cancelled in future due to leak or any other examination malpractice. Father of a 21-year-old NEET aspirant of Uttar Pradesh's Kheri district, who died by suicide in May, lauded the peaceful protest by youth despite "brutal" attack by the police on them and sought education reforms to prevent something similar in future. His son had appeared for NEET for the third time. "Any compensation cannot bring back my son to life. The void cannot be filled. I hope the protest will prevent such tragedies in future," he said. Mother of 18-year-old NEET aspirant, who died by suicide in Nagpur on May 20, said those responsible for her death should be punished. "Resignation is fine but I would like to thank the children who fought for my child and faced police force. I want that those responsible for paper leak and assaulting students should be severely punished."...