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Cong announces legal aid for paper leak protesters, puts Gen-Z faces upfront with Gurmehar Kaur, youth leaders

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  1. Congress announced a legal-support helpline called 'Chhatron ki Goonj' (CKF) at 98118-67474 for students facing police/administrative action over NEET-UG paper leak protests.

  2. Activist Gurmehar Kaur, who works with Youth Congress, shared helpline details alongside NSUI president Vinod Jakhar and Youth Congress office-bearer Richa Singh.

  3. Congress's choice of Gurmehar Kaur for the announcement was notable as the protests were fueled by Gen Z anger and saw high participation of urban classes and young women.

  4. The party condemned attacks on students and cited FIRs filed in West Bengal and Bihar, referring to violent police action during the July 20 CJP march.

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