Delhi’s minister Atishi clarifies comments attributed to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal regarding “Gen Z” and protests in the context of the NEET question paper leak. In her response, Atishi says her intent is not to suggest violence. She argues that accountability should be sought through peaceful means. Atishi contrasts how NEET aspirants face strict rules and security checks when they appear for examinations, while she claims there are no comparable rules for those who organize the exam process. News outlets report that Atishi also frames Kejriwal’s reference to protests in Nepal and Bangladesh as an example of how young people can demand action without resorting to violence. The clarification comes as political discussion continues around the NEET leak and the steps taken to address it. While the dispute focuses on the remarks themselves, the underlying issue referenced by Atishi is the examination system’s safeguards and the need for rules and accountability in how exams are conducted.