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Police records confirm plastic pellets were fired at protestors during a July 20 march on the NEET paper leak issue, amidst claims of injuries.
An Indian Chief Justice's analogy for unqualified professionals, initially criticised, ironically spurred a massive youth movement via social media, demanding accountability and leading to a minister's resignation over exam leaks.
The youth uprising shattered Modi's invincible image and Shah's strategic myth, revealing a government that silences dissent, with Pradhan's resignation seen as a reluctant admission of defeat.
Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned amid NEET-UG paper leak protests. Leaders hailed this as a victory for democracy and youth, though some called for further action.
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) ended its protest after the Centre agreed to all its demands regarding the NEET exam, including compensation and withdrawal of cases.
The CJP demands ₹1 crore compensation for deceased students' families and no action against protesters, asserting the struggle continues despite a minister's resignation, celebrating a 'victory for democracy'.
Amidst protests over an alleged NEET-UG paper leak, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned, with the CJP and government holding talks. 47 NTA employees were dismissed as legal action looms.
India's Cabinet approved a draft bill proposing up to 10 years’ jail and a ₹10 crore fine for organised exam fraud, strengthening existing laws to deter paper leaks and protect candidates.
Protesters demanding the Union Education Minister's resignation faced police resistance, including lathi charge and tear gas, but remained determined to continue their march towards Parliament.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Sunday once again extended the deadline for students seeking scanned copies of their evaluated answer books for Class 12 board examinations, with the last date now revised to May 25 midnight. The CBSE had earlier extended the deadline from May 22
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