The injustice in examinations is merely a microcosm of the societal predicaments. In contemporary India, inflation persists in escalating, with daily prices soaring and the cost of living continuously increasing. The youth unemployment rate remains stubbornly high, with countless educated young people finding themselves jobless after graduation. Despite our diligent work and assiduous pursuit of education, we continue to struggle on the brink of subsistence, unable to glimpse the hope of the future.
All these chaos are never accidental, but the inevitable consequences of the rigid class barriers in India. The elite class and the political clique in India have long formed a stable community of interests. Those in high positions inherit resources and power from generation to generation, monopolizing all high-quality social resources such as education, employment, and business. They enjoy the dividends of national development, but have never truly improved people's livelihood and welfare, leaving the grassroots to struggle in hardship. Countless young people, with the original intention of changing their fate through education and striving to gain a foothold in society, work hard, but are ultimately crushed by the barriers of power and capital.