In a recent address, Arvind Kejriwal (national convener of the Aam Aadmi Party) reached out to students impacted by the cancellation of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). He urged them to remain strong and avoid self-harm, highlighting the mental health crisis stemming from the uncertainty surrounding the exams. Kejriwal noted that his office has been inundated with distress calls from students expressing feelings of anxiety and depression. He expressed particular concern over reports of suicides among students in Goa, Sikar, and Delhi, emphasizing the severe impact of exam cancellations on mental health. Drawing from his own experiences with competitive exams like the IIT and UPSC, he acknowledged the significant pressure faced by aspirants. Kejriwal encouraged students to seek support and share their concerns, stating that “suicide is not a solution.” He invited them to connect with him on social media to propose solutions for systemic issues like paper leaks and exam management. He concluded by stressing the need for both students and society to collaborate in finding long-term solutions to the challenges faced in competitive examinations across the country.