A nationwide survey by pollster CVoter finds that a majority of Indian adults are dissatisfied with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government’s handling of recent medical exam scandals that trigger widespread student protests. According to the poll, just over half of respondents say they are “not happy” with how the government dealt with allegations involving leaks related to medical examinations. The affected exams include tests whose results are invalidated for millions of students, following the scandal. The unrest and protests draw attention to the government’s response and procedures used to address the situation. The poll results reflect broad public dissatisfaction rather than support for the government’s actions, with the report indicating that concerns extend across the adult population. The findings are based on CVoter’s nationwide polling conducted last week, as reported by Bloomberg and the South China Morning Post. Both outlets characterize the survey as showing more voters unhappy than content with the government’s management of the exam-related controversy and its consequences for test-takers.