The story so far
NEET paper leak row
Tracked across 16 sources · Updated 22m ago
Ongoing controversy over NEET-UG 2026 paper leak leads to student protests, parliamentary deadlock, opposition demands for minister's resignation, and government readiness for debate. CBI probe underway with over 13 arrests.
How it unfolded
6d ago
Nationwide student and political protests continue
6d ago
Opposition insists on minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation
6d ago
Government agrees to NEET debate in Parliament
20 Jul 2026
Opposition protests in Parliament over NEET leak
20 Jul 2026
Re-NEET results declared, students report discrepancies
What happened earlier
Latest updates
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Full story →Punjab: Cong MPs demand CM Mann's resignation over paper leaks

Punjab Congress MPs protested outside Parliament demanding CM Bhagwant Mann's resignation.
They cited alleged paper leaks under the AAP government as a primary reason.
Police action against protesting sanitation workers in Barnala was also cited.
Congress alleges four paper leaks, which the AAP government denies.
Earlier · 17h ago
Full story →Rahul Gandhi questions Amit Shah on pellet guns; bill in Lok Sabha
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi wrote to Union home minister Amit Shah, demanding accountability for police actions against protesters at Jantar Mantar, including use of pellet guns.
The government will table the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill in Lok Sabha on Monday to enhance punishment for paper leaks.
Rahul Gandhi asked whether Amit Shah approved lethal force and pellet guns against students, and who authorized plainclothes personnel beating protesters.
Dharmacendra Pradhan resigned as Union education minister amid student protests over exam paper leaks.
Prime Minister Modi announced a taskforce for exam reforms and the bill as part of measures to address protests.
Earlier · 13h ago
Full story →Buoyed by CJP tailwind, opposition will push the Modi government’s buttons in Parliament

The opposition is buoyed by a tailwind from the Chief Justice of India (CJP) to challenge the Modi government.
BJP had to expend significant political capital dealing with agitating students.
The changed political scenario will make it more difficult for BJP to pass its legislative agenda fully.
Earlier · 10h ago
Full story →Greta Thunberg backs CJP protest during SFI UK London event

Greta Thunberg expressed support for the CJP protest at an SFI UK London event.
Thunberg praised the agitation as an example of people power.
The CJP ended its 36-day campaign after the Centre accepted demands including compensation and withdrawal of FIRs.
Thunberg called for international solidarity with the CJP.
Earlier · 7h ago
Full story →CJP asks govt to 'immediately honour' promises after protesters detained across India
