In a significant political move, Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu met PM Modi in Parliament amidst ongoing NEET protests. Naidu invited Modi to inaugurate Bhogapuram International Airport on August 1st and reportedly discussed recent opposition demonstrations, fueling speculation of a possible joint statement.
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.
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.
Congress leaders staged a flash protest outside PM Modi’s residence at 7 Lok Kalyan Marg, Delhi, over NEET paper leak and CJEP lathi charge. They reached the high-security area after attending Mallikarjun Kharge’s birthday, catching Delhi Police off guard.
PM Modi finally reacted to the NEET paper leak issue, stating exams must be transparent and promising strict action against culprits. His delayed response, after protests and Parliament uproar, sparked debate on whether earlier intervention could have calmed students and reduced political criticism.
Delhi’s ‘Chalo Parliament’ protest turned violent as supporters jumped barricades, attacked police, and damaged vehicles. Police used lathicharge and tear gas. Actor Naresh’s tweet linking violence to a government conspiracy went viral, raising questions over national security amid the NEET paper leak issue.
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.
Delhi protests erupt over NEET leak as Cockroach Party’s ‘Chalo Parliament’ march turns chaotic. Police used lathicharge and tear gas to stop agitators. Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan faces resignation calls, while urgent talks with Home Minister Amit Shah fuel speculation.
Cockroach Janata Party Protest Turns Violent in Delhi: Leaders Meet Union Minister Nadda
The Cockroach Janata Party’s march from Jantar Mantar to Parliament escalated into violence today, with police using lathi-charge and tear gas. Party representatives later met Minister JP Nadda, submitting a written demand to remove Minister Pradhan over the NEET paper leak, receiving assurance of further discussion.