It’s a symbol of rage. For 21 days, students have camped at Jantar Mantar, demanding the Education Minister step down over exam corruption. Now, they’re marching to Parliament on July 20. And they’re bringing Sonam Wangchuk; an icon of peaceful resistance; who’s been on hunger strike since June 28. This isn’t just about exams. It’s about trust. About futures stolen by scandals. About young lives lost. A viral clip shows founder Abhijit Dipke clashing with police over tarpaulins in the rain; a tiny moment, but it screams louder than any slogan: they’re not going home until someone answers. If you care about fairness in education, this march is your moment too.