India — National Testing Agency & Surya Kant

India — National Testing Agency: The NTA faces allegations of OMR discrepancies and is under scrutiny for the paper leak; it is also considering a shift to computer-based testing, which could alter its operations.

Surya Kant: Chief Justice of India Surya Kant is part of the bench that agreed to hear the OMR discrepancy plea.

India — National Testing Agency: The NTA was at the centre of the paper leak scandal, with three of its experts charged. The agency faces restructuring.

Surya Kant: As Chief Justice of India, Surya Kant made key observations on the right to peaceful protest and ordered that police excesses be independently examined, influencing the legal response to the protests.

India — National Testing Agency: Agency responsible for conducting the NEET exam; criticized for paper leaks.

Surya Kant: Supreme Court Chief Justice whose remark comparing unemployed youth to cockroaches sparked the movement.

India — National Testing Agency: NTA is at the center of the scandal; it fired 47 officials and is undergoing a major overhaul to prevent future leaks.

Surya Kant: CJI who allegedly called young people 'cockroaches', sparking the movement.

India — National Testing Agency: The NTA was mentioned as a subject of the July 20 protest, but it has no direct role in the NALSAR controversy.

Surya Kant: As Chief Justice of India, Surya Kant was the subject of the students' protest and the BCI's intervention. He rebuked the BCI, affirmed students' right to protest, and invited NALSAR students to join the Supreme Court Bar, emerging with enhanced public standing.

India — National Testing Agency: Agency conducting NEET; faced criticism over exam security; government announced overhaul.

Surya Kant: Supreme Court judge whose 'cockroach' remark inspired the movement's name.