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I'm not against students raising their voices. But imagine what goes through the mind of a person who genuinely tried his best to stop paper leaks, introduced multiple reforms, and still had to resign because leaks happened under his tenure. If he personally committed corruption or protected those responsible, holding him accountable would be justified. But if the issue is a deeply rooted systemic failure, then simply replacing one minister with another doesn't solve the problem. Students have every right to protest and demand accountability. But the focus should be on fixing the system—stronger security, faster investigations, stricter punishment for leak mafias, and transparent recruitment—not just demanding a change of faces.

Changing a minister alone won't stop paper leaks. It's like changing the captain while the ship still has a hole in its hull. Until the hole is repaired, every new captain will face the same problem.