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.
Salman Khan faces backlash after supporting students protesting the NEET paper leak. A resurfaced video shows him laughing as his father, Salim Khan, joked about a man who leaked exam papers for him. Critics accuse him of hypocrisy, questioning his past trivialization of the crime.
FTII chairman R. Madhavan breaks silence on NEET paper leak, urging government to punish culprits. He backs protesting students, warns against political misuse. Campus posters reading 'Gayab' and 'NEET for Sale' had demanded his response, sparking widespread debate.
Kamal Haasan supports student protests against NEET exam irregularities, condemning the system as rotten. The Makkal Needhi Maiam chief urged activist Sonam Wangchuk to end his hunger strike, stating, The country has failed its children. He joins other stars backing the demonstrations.
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.
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.
Bollywood superstar Salman Khan condemns Delhi police lathi charge on students, calling peaceful protest turning violent 'painful'. Expressing solidarity with injured students, he urges government to strengthen education system amid ongoing Jantar Mantar protests.
Actress Ayesha Khan arrested by Mumbai police for peaceful NEET protest supporting students. Lathi charge on CJI workers in Delhi, Rahul Gandhi's sit-in, and demands for Education Minister Pradhan's resignation fuel nationwide outrage. Viral video shows Khan forcibly detained.
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.