NEET exam irregularities sparked nationwide student protests, leading to Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation, submitted to PM Modi. He cited moral responsibility to prioritize youth aspirations, ensuring student justice. The government ordered CBI probe, conducted re-exam, and released satisfactory results to prevent anti-national exploitation.
PM Modi responds for first time to NEET exam concerns, announcing fast-track courts for paper leak cases and strict punishment for culprits. Students continue protests, demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s removal and accountability. Opposition criticizes government, citing systemic failures harming youth futures.
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.
NEET paper leak fallout shakes Parliament on Day 3 as opposition MPs in black protest, demanding minister's resignation. Rahul Gandhi joins Congress sit-in while Kokroch Janata Party activists stage Gandhi-style demonstrations. Centre faces mounting pressure as Parliamentary proceedings disrupted repeatedly over exam irregularities.