What we know about CJP Chalo Sansad March so far

Protests began as student-led demonstrations over the NEET-UG paper leak.

The agitation expanded beyond student issues, attracting controversial public personalities.

The movement culminated in CJP's 'Sansad Chalo' march in Delhi.

CJP organized the 'Sansad Chalo' protest as the final escalation.

The protest's evolution drew broader participation beyond the initial student base.

Maharashtra Congress president Harshwardhan Sapkal and Vijay Wadettiwar were detained by Mumbai Police while protesting in Mumbai.

The protest demanded Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation over alleged police action against students at Jantar Mantar in Delhi.

Congress leaders and workers attempted to march towards the BJP office at Nariman Point but were stopped by police.

Senior Congress leader Husain Dalwai accused the government of misusing police force and suppressing democratic dissent.

Mumbai Police deployed heavy security outside the Maharashtra Congress headquarters, Tilak Bhavan, due to anticipated protests by both Congress and BJP.

BJP workers protested at Congress headquarters in Gujarat.

Rahul Gandhi criticized the government for 152 paper leaks over 10 years.

Gandhi claimed 7.5 crore students were affected by exam leaks.

He called the education system 'rigged' and 'unaffordable' citing NEET exam costs.

The protest and statements are part of ongoing political rivalry in Gujarat.

BJP state president Pankaj Chaudhary led hundreds of BJP workers in a protest march in Lucknow against the Congress.

The march started outside the VVIP Guest House and headed toward the Uttar Pradesh Congress Committee headquarters.

BJP Mahanagar president Anand Dwivedi led the foot march as workers raised slogans against the Congress and LoP Rahul Gandhi.

Heavy police deployment with multiple barricades stopped the march before reaching the Congress office; some BJP workers climbed barricades waving placards and kicking posters of Rahul Gandhi.

Chaudhary termed the Congress sit-in outside the PM's residence in Delhi as 'political desperation' and 'anti-national', urging the party to raise issues through Parliament instead.

BJP MLA BP Harish of Harihar mistakenly arrived alone at the Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) office in Bengaluru for a party protest.

Congress workers pelted Harish with eggs and allegedly manhandled him before police intervened and escorted him to safety.

Harish missed the BJP march led by R Ashoka and Chalavadi Narayanaswamy, who had already been detained by police.

Karnataka Congress president BK Hariprasad defended the workers, stating they reacted to prevent BJP members from entering the party office.