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Citizen to-do

Paper leaks. Cancelled exams. Students on the street. Silence from people with millions of followers is a choice. Tick what you finish. Saved on this device only. No login.

Why unfollow matters

Unfollow celebrities who stay silent

When protest is happening and families bury futures after exam rot, big accounts that only post ads, festivals, and brand trips are telling you what they value. Attention is money. Cut the silence. Follow voices that stand with students instead.

This is not a hate list. It is a feed clean-up. If they speak with courage later, you can decide again. Until then, do not gift them your scroll time.

Fast action

Send the resignation email

Ready draft to the Education Minister on NEET-UG 2026. Opens your mail app. You press Send.

Email: demand Education Minister resign →

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  1. When students protest and children suffer after paper leaks, many big accounts stay quiet to protect brand deals. Unfollow those who only post ads and festivals while exam futures burn. Your feed is your vote.

  2. Opens your mail app with a ready draft on NEET-UG 2026 leak and cancellation. Fill your name. You press Send. We do not send mail for you.

  3. Send the sourced record to one person who still says "zero scams". Proof beats slogans.

  4. Know the constitutional door to the Supreme Court when fundamental rights are crushed. One device, one count.

  5. Know the facts on leaks, re-exams, and what students can do next. Peaceful. Sourced.

  6. RTI letter, complaint drafts, stay-safe notes. Share on WhatsApp. Offline after download.

  7. Local portals and steps beat vague rage. Start where you live.

  8. Show a friend RTI, the scam record, or Article 32. One more awake citizen is the point.

  9. Not your first step. For when millions already know the system will not fix itself. Peaceful withdrawal of consent. Who eats when salaries pause.

  10. Complain smart. Keep proof. Do not put yourself in needless danger.

  11. No violence. No vandalism. Clear letters, proof, and public pressure outlast street chaos.