It is truly heart-wrenching to witness *students from Balochistan* protesting on the streets for fairness and transparency in board exam results. *The Balochistan Board (BBISE) has been accused of selling marks,* with many students' results being revised to unfairly increase their scores, granting them undeserved access to medical colleges. Meanwhile, deserving students have been deprived of their rightful places and are left with no choice but to protest on the streets. In his 1948 address, *Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah called bribery a curse Seventy-seven years later, we are witnessing the sale of marks for monetary gain.* This is an appalling betrayal by the officials involved. It is imperative for everyone to raise their voice against this injustice. I am committed to exposing those responsible for this heinous crime against students and ensuring they are brought to justice. Sardar Umar