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NEET Paper Leak Response
Tracked across 12 sources · Updated 2h ago
PM Modi assured strict action on NEET paper leak. Politicians, actors, and activist Sonam Wangchuk supported student protests. Salman Khan initially backed protests, later urged end to hunger strike. Alia Bhatt and others also voiced support.
How it unfolded
4d ago
Alia Bhatt, Mirabai Chanu, Ananya Birla support protests
4d ago
Salman urges end to hunger strike, offers food to Sonam Wangchuk
5d ago
Salman Khan backs student protests against leaks
5d ago
Sharad Pawar, Supriya Sule meet Modi on issue
6d ago
PM Modi says strict action taken on NEET paper leak
What happened earlier
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Full story →Song written for NEET protesting students in Bengaluru
Bengaluru-based techie-turned-singer Sunil Koshy composed a protest song titled 'Datey Raho' in support of students protesting the NEET paper leak.
Koshy is co-founder of the amateur singing platform From Mug To Mike.
The song was composed, recorded, and filmed in under 24 hours after he saw protests on news and social media.
Lyricist Sahil Sultanpuri provided the lyrics; the song was kept apolitical with only peaceful protest visuals.
The upbeat track aims to inspire students to stand firm against injustice until justice prevails.
Earlier · 4d ago
Full story →Salman Khan asks protesting students, Wangchuk to end agitation

Salman Khan appealed to students protesting the NEET-UG paper leak to return home.
He cited PM Modi's tweet as assurance of strict action on the issue.
Khan urged activist Sonam Wangchuk to end his 26-day hunger strike.
He reassured both students and Wangchuk that their concerns are being addressed.
Earlier · 4d ago
Full story →PM Promises "More Strict Actions" Against Leaks Today As Protests Continue

Earlier · 3d ago
Full story →Manushi Chhillar recalls giving NEET exam twice due to paper leak, backs student protests: ‘Accepted failure in system’

Manushi Chhillar supported student protests over the alleged NEET-UG 2026 paper leak on Instagram.
Chhillar revealed she had to take NEET twice after the 2015 paper leak, calling the experience traumatic.
She urged reforms to prevent students from facing an unfair process, stating 'education becomes the biggest equaliser'.
Chhillar criticized the suggestion to 'just write it again', emphasizing the exam represents years of hard work and sacrifices.
She noted that a decade after her own experience, change is still expected from the system.
Earlier · 3d ago
Full story →Exclusive| Manushi Chhillar recalls 2015 paper leak ordeal: It's not just about writing another paper
