Through the Reader lens — What began as a catastrophic breach of exam integrity — the NEET paper leak — has deepened into a public tragedy: 21 students are reported to have died by suicide in its aftermath. The Cockroach Janta Party, a political group, has announced a peaceful march in Hyderabad on July 29 to commemorate those students and demand accountability from exam authorities and the government. The coverage, drawn from The Hindu and its Telangana regional edition, is straightforward and neutral, reporting the logistics (date, city, stated purpose) without editorializing. The march is framed as both a memorial and a political act, signaling that frustration over exam security and student welfare is now spilling into street-level mobilization in Telangana. What remains unclear from the available reporting is the expected scale of the march, the specific demands beyond commemorating the dead, and whether the state or central government has issued any response. Watch for official statements from education ministries, potential counter-demonstrations, and whether the march catalyzes broader protests across other states.