The story so far
NEET Paper Leak Protests
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Massive student protests over NEET exam paper leaks in India led to nationwide demonstrations, opposition demands for education minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation, and a parliamentary deadlock. Pradhan eventually resigned amid escalating pressure and protests at Jantar Mantar.
How it unfolded
25 Jul 2026
CJP lists new demands after resignation win
25 Jul 2026
Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigns
25 Jul 2026
CJP founder diagnosed with typhoid, vows to continue
25 Jul 2026
Bandh in Telangana and Bihar over NEET leak
25 Jul 2026
CRPF seeks report on pellet gun use at protest
25 Jul 2026
Court denies bail to accused in NEET leak case
24 Jul 2026
PM promises new law against paper leaks amid protests
22 Jul 2026
Opposition seeks Rule 267 discussion on NEET issue
What happened earlier
Latest updates
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Full story →CJP questions FIR against protesters, says BJP escaped action despite years of online abuse

Chief Justice of India questioned an FIR against protesters, noting that BJP had escaped action despite years of online abuse.
Dipke acknowledged that abusive language was inappropriate but argued it should not automatically lead to criminal prosecution.
The CJP's remarks highlight a disparity in legal action regarding online abuse between different political groups.
Earlier · 2d ago
Full story →Delhi Police says Jantar Mantar open for protests

Delhi Police clarified that Jantar Mantar remains an active and authorised site for peaceful demonstrations.
Rumours on social media claiming Jantar Mantar has been locked or closed for protests are false and misleading.
Up to 1,000 persons may be permitted at Jantar Mantar per Supreme Court directions and Delhi Police SOP.
Permission is granted by competent authority upon formal application and adherence to prescribed terms.
Citizens are advised not to believe or share unverified information and to rely on official communications.
Earlier · 2d ago
Full story →Complaint filed against Dubai freight boss over staff trip

Dubai Abreco Freight boss Md Shaji Madathil faces a complaint filed with India's Home Ministry.
The complaint relates to a free trip for 23 staff members to the CJP (Chief Justice of Pakistan).
The trip is part of the Cockroach Party's agitation, which is under scrutiny for possible links.
Earlier · 2d ago
Full story →NEET-UG Protests: Delhi govt orders no adverse action against people

Earlier · 2d ago
Full story →Anurag Thakur Files Contempt Notice Against Rahul Gandhi In Parliament
