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Ballari: Students protest police action against Sonam Wangchuk, demand abolition of National Testing Agency

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Ballari: Students protest police action against Sonam Wangchuk, demand abolition of National Testing Agency

AIDSO district president K. Eranna alleges that repeated irregularities in examinations conducted by the National Testing Agency, including NEET-UG, had jeopardised the future of lakhs of students across the country.

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