The story so far
CJP Chalo Sansad March
Tracked across 10 sources · Updated 48m ago
The Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) led a 'Chalo Sansad' march in Delhi over NEET paper leak and education reforms. Protests saw support from actors like Shabana Azmi and Prakash Raj, police lathi-charge, and detention of opposition leaders. The movement spread to Mumbai and garnered political condemnation.
How it unfolded
2d ago
Opposition leaders hold protests; Rahul Gandhi detained
3d ago
Police lathi-charge protesters; Shabana Azmi falls ill
3d ago
CJP march begins; police barricade Jantar Mantar
4d ago
Shabana Azmi, Prakash Raj join CJP protest
16 Jul 2026
CJP announces march to Parliament on July 20
What happened earlier
Latest updates
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Full story →NEET protest: Patnaik slams police action, demands Minister's ouster
BJD President Naveen Patnaik condemned police action against protesting students and Opposition leaders amid the NEET row.
Patnaik called the violence 'shocking' and demanded the resignation of the Union Education Minister.
Delhi HC issued a notice to the Centre over the CJP protest.
Earlier · 10h ago
Full story →After Dharna And Detention, Rahul Gandhi's Five Demands To The Centre
Rahul Gandhi held a protest and was detained before presenting five demands to the central government.
The demands are related to the controversy involving Dharmendra Pradhan's comments.
Dharmendra Pradhan, the Education Minister, accused Rahul Gandhi of exploiting students.
The protest occurred in the context of political tension over education policy.
Earlier · 7h ago
Full story →Opposition MPs stage 'Black Day' protest over ‘police brutality’ against student protesters
Opposition MPs held a 'Black Day' protest in Parliament.
The protest was against alleged police brutality during student protests.
The demonstration criticizes the government's handling of student unrest.
The protest is part of a unified opposition response to education system issues.
Earlier · 5h ago
Full story →Rajnath Singh slams Opposition over NEET protests, says students being used as 'political tools'
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh criticized opposition parties for allegedly using protesting students as 'political tools' over NEET exam irregularities.
Singh said the government is responsible for addressing student concerns and will ensure a fair investigation into NEET issues.
He expressed confidence that India's youth would reject what he called 'deceptive attempts' by the opposition to mislead them.
