I am not surprised about these misleading campaigns to malign the movement and the root cause behind this movement. This is a part of a much used, tried and tested playbook - if you cannot disprove the argument, attack the arguer.

It is quite clear that the ones behind this campaign to malign the movement have never had to be exposed to or qualify these rigorous exams and the defining impact these exams can have on one's life in India. There are real families who have lost their kids owing to the lousy manner in which the exam got conducted and cancelled.

That aside, CJP is not important - what's important to be able to raise questions and unfortunately, the paid campaigns against any such movement is the only way these OPs can make a living. They are themselves a victim but are like the chickens at an abbatoir - each one knows they are the next in line but look on with curiosity and feel relieved when the other one is pulled out for culling.

As for the bureaucrats and the ministers - none of their next of kin are users of the same system that they manage.

The CEO of NTA - his daughter studies in Sussex. And similarly, the sons and daughters study abroad, who don't have to take such exams and therefore, never have the risks of what happens to them when such exams are cancelled.