NEET paper leak 75 days ago sparked nationwide protests. PM Modi remained silent, even as four students committed suicide. Opposition and activists accuse the government of negligence. Protests intensified, leading to a Parliament siege. Critics warn this crisis could become a major national issue if unaddressed.
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy warns non-voters won’t receive welfare benefits, urging citizens to protect their vote. He criticizes BRS for false complaints and paper leak silences. Booth-level agents deployed to safeguard voter lists, stressing ‘no vote, no schemes’ for state aid.
Paper leak protests intensify as PM Modi announces fast-track courts for strict action. Delhi unrest continues, with Rahul Gandhi leading protests. Modi vows zero tolerance, prioritizing student welfare amid calls for minister’s resignation.
Pakistan ex-cricketer Danish Kaneria criticized Cockroach Janata Party protests in Delhi, alleging they involve insults to Lord Ram and PM Modi. He claimed every protest follows the same script, questioning national development. His viral tweets urge PM Modi to take strict action amid ongoing NEET-UG paper leak protests and campus unrest.
Student protests over NEET paper leak escalate nationwide, targeting Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Protesters demand his resignation, recalling his 1997 student activism against an exam leak in Odisha. Pradhan refuses to step down, with PM Modi’s backing, as the controversy deepens.
NEET paper leak protests escalate as educationist Wangchuk fasts; demands Minister Pradhan’s resignation and written assurance against legal action. Government offers compensation to families of deceased students but Wangchuk refuses to end hunger strike without written guarantees.
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy skipped the Delhi protest led by Rahul Gandhi and other Congress CMs, sparking questions about avoiding PM Modi’s anger. Instead, he held a limited rally in Kodangal. Meanwhile, student protests in Hyderabad demanding accountability in the NEET scam turned violent, with police lathi-charging and arresting demonstrators.
Congress’s Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka, and Kharge led a protest at PM Modi’s residence, demanding resignations over a police lathi charge on students in Delhi. After hours of tension, police detained Rahul Gandhi and others. The protests also spread to Hyderabad, where students were held back.
Rahul Gandhi arrested in Delhi during protest over NEET scam student deaths. Hyderabad students join nationwide outcry, demanding Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation. Police lathi-charge protesters at Telangana Lok Bhavan; 21 students feared dead in the NEET scandal.
Rahul Gandhi calls PM Modi India’s most anti-youth leader, slams NEET paper leaks and police lathi-charge on protesting students. He demands Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resign, accusing the government of protecting criminals while attacking young aspirants. Priyanka Gandhi also condemns the crackdown.
