Tamil Nadu Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin dismissed his arrest as a joke, claiming it will upset the public. The incident has sparked political turmoil, with ruling party workers energized and protests erupting. Analysts say this marks a critical turning point in state politics as reactions pour in from various parties.
YCP leader Virupakshi and several grassroots leaders fell victim to direct attacks, sparking political revenge allegations. With party tensions escalating, local workers are increasingly targeted, prompting fear and demands for police action and justice from opposition leaders.
Telangana Congress working president Sama Ram Mohan Reddy accused opposition leaders of trying to destabilize the state, reaffirming the party's commitment to development and public welfare. He dismissed their criticism as baseless and urged unity for peace, expressing confidence in Congress's future strengthening and electoral success.
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.
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.