What we know about Patna NEET Protest Dances so far

Zee News reporter Kapil Raut was heckled by protesters during a live broadcast at a Cockroach Janta Party protest in Shivaji Park Dadar, with chants of 'Godi media' and 'loser'.

Raut received apologies from several students who had mocked him, some in person and others via messages, expressing regret.

Raut accepted the apologies, stating the students were frustrated with mainstream media coverage, not targeting him personally.

The viral incident and subsequent apologies had an emotional impact on Raut's family, particularly his daughter, whose spirits were lifted by the wave of apologies.

The exchange was praised online as a rare example of accountability and reconciliation during protests over exam paper leaks and political developments.

Students in Patna protesting the NEET paper leak requested police to use a water cannon to cool off from the intense heat.

A viral video shows protesters dancing in the water cannon spray instead of dispersing.

The moment was widely described online as 'peak Gen Z behaviour'.

Patna students protesting NEET paper leak asked police for water cannon due to heat, then danced when sprayed.

The protest was organised by All India Students' Association, demanding resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.

Students played tug of war with police rope, stole barricades, and unscrewed a gate.

A BJP leader arrived to disrupt the protest, was beaten by students, then rescued by police.

CPI(ML) Liberation MLA Sandeep Sourav led the march, also demanding resignation of Union Home Minister Amit Shah.

Student protests in Patna, Bihar have gone viral after protesters danced under police water cannons.

One student jokingly asked police why they were not using water cannons due to the heat.

The incident shows protesters using humor to challenge police tactics.