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    Supreme Court orders release of minor students detained during protest

    The Supreme Court ordered all Indian states to release protesting students under 18 without criminal records and mandated an independent investigation into allegations of police violence during NEET-related protests.

    2 outlets
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    Preity Zinta urges government to address Sonam Wangchuk protest concerns

    Bollywood actress Preity Zinta publicly urged the Indian government to engage in meaningful dialogue with activist Sonam Wangchuk and CJP protesters demanding action over alleged NEET exam irregularities, while Wangchuk remained on an indefinite hunger strike and police took him to a hospital.

    9 outlets · 4 languages
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    Karnataka cabinet expansion delayed again amid NEET paper leak protests

    The Karnataka Cabinet expansion has been postponed for the second time as the Congress high command focuses on NEET paper leak protests in Delhi.

    6 outlets · 3 languages
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    Politics

    Karnataka High Court stays coercive action against BJP MLC CT Ravi

    Karnataka High Court granted temporary relief and stayed coercive action against BJP MLC CT Ravi in an FIR related to controversial statements about NEET exam protesters.

    2 outlets
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    Parliament adjourned again amid opposition protests over paper leak and other issues

    Proceedings of both houses of the Indian Parliament were adjourned again due to opposition uproar over the NEET paper leak, alleged theft at the Ayodhya Ram Temple, and police action against the Cockroach Janta Party, with a heated exchange between Akhilesh Yadav and Speaker Om Birla in the Lok Sabha.

    3 outlets · 2 languages
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    Politics

    Karnataka Youth Congress protests to drop cases against NEET student agitators

    Karnataka Pradesh Youth Congress Committee held a hunger strike in Bengaluru demanding the withdrawal of all cases filed against students protesting NEET exam irregularities.

    1 outlet
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    Politics

    Ramesh Bidhuri alleges locksmiths outnumbered students at Jantar Mantar protest

    Ramesh Bidhuri alleges locksmiths outnumbered students at Jantar Mantar and criticized abuse against Narendra Modi while Modi called for guiding the youth.

    2 outlets
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    Politics

    Punjab Assembly passes censure motion against Union Government over NEET leak

    The Punjab Assembly passed a censure motion against the Union Government over the NEET paper leak issue, with the ruling Aam Aadmi Party accusing the Union Government of failing to protect the future of lakhs of students.

    2 outlets
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    Politics

    Delhi High Court orders preservation of footage regarding alleged police brutality

    Delhi High Court directed authorities to preserve CCTV footage and records related to alleged police brutality during a Cockroach Janata Party protest march to Parliament.

    5 outlets
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    Politics

    Raghav Chadha accuses opposition of politicizing NEET paper leak issue

    Raghav Chadha accused the opposition of politicizing the NEET paper leak incident during a Rajya Sabha session.

    1 outlet
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    Politics

    Kerala government orders probe into leave arrangements for imprisoned BJP councillor

    The Kerala state government plans to investigate officials regarding a letter that allegedly facilitated leave arrangements for an imprisoned BJP councillor, prompting criticism from state ministers over potential administrative breaches.

    2 outlets
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    Politics

    Tamil Nadu government to withdraw cases against anti-NEET student protesters

    The Tamil Nadu government will withdraw all cases registered against students participating in protests against the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test.

    1 outlet
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    Government assures Supreme Court against filing cases for peaceful NEET student protests

    The Indian Central Government assured the Supreme Court it will not file cases against students protesting the NEET paper leak while clarifying that those involved in serious crimes during the demonstrations would not be exempted from legal action.

    2 outlets · 2 languages
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    Business & Markets

    Lok Sabha adjourns amid opposition protests over NEET and temple issues

    Opposition protests over NEET paper leaks and temple donation allegations led to repeated adjournments of the Lok Sabha on August 3.

    1 outlet
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    Politics

    Centre to file affidavit on NEET question paper security measures

    The Union Government has informed the Supreme Court that it intends to file an affidavit detailing the safeguards used for the NEET question paper security process.

    2 outlets
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    Politics

    Supreme Court clarifies guidelines for withdrawing cases against student protesters

    The Supreme Court clarified that cases against student protesters can be withdrawn unless the accused have grave criminal antecedents, prompting the Cockroach Janata Party to urge the government to honor prior assurances.

    2 outlets
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    Government informs Supreme Court of affidavit regarding NEET exam security measures

    The Central Government has informed the Supreme Court it will submit an affidavit detailing the NEET question paper printing and distribution safeguards to address ongoing leak allegations.

    6 outlets · 2 languages
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    Politics

    Annamalai questions Central government on delayed dialogue with NEET protesters

    Former Tamil Nadu BJP chief K Annamalai questions the Central government over delayed dialogue with NEET protesters amid allegations of repeated paper leaks.

    1 outlet
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    Stalin demands abolition of NEET following nationwide student protests

    DMK president M K Stalin called for the abolition of the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test amid student protests across India, citing exam irregularities.

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    Supreme Court orders release of minor protesters in NEET case

    The Supreme Court directed the release of student protesters under 18 without criminal records involved in NEET paper leak protests and ordered authorities to preserve digital evidence.

    7 outlets · 3 languages
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    Politics

    Medical experts warn of severe injury risks from pellet gun usage

    Medical professionals warn that injury from pellet guns used against student protesters over NEET irregularities can cause permanent physical and emotional damage.

    1 outlet
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    Politics

    Ramchander Rao criticizes Congress for failing to address youth concerns in Telangana

    BJP Telangana president N. Ramchander Rao accused the Congress of sacrificing Telangana’s youth and failing to meet promises made during the state formation movement.

    1 outlet
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    CJP chief Abhijit Dipake asks Prime Minister Narendra Modi to resign

    CJP Chief Abhijit Dipake criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi, stating he should resign and become an influencer following NEET agitation and alleging student harassment.

    1 outlet
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    Politics

    Raghav Chadha explains silence on NEET controversy in Parliament

    Raghav Chadha, a Member of Parliament, explained in Parliament his previous silence on the NEET paper leak and announced the government's new framework to combat exam fraud.

    1 outlet
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    Politics

    Cockroach Janta Party opposes new public examination amendment bill in Parliament

    Cockroach Janta Party has criticized the Lok Sabha's passage of the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, arguing it prioritizes punishment over preventive reforms for exam paper leaks.

    1 outlet
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    Politics

    Delhi government exempts peaceful NEET-UG protesters from adverse legal action

    Delhi government orders no adverse legal action against protesters involved in NEET-UG paper leak demonstrations while excluding those with criminal antecedents or violence involvement.

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    Priyanka Gandhi questions use of pellet guns against NEET protesters

    Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi criticized the Central Government's use of pellet guns against NEET protesters in Delhi and questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a Lok Sabha session.

    2 outlets · 2 languages
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    Videos show physical assault on students during NEET protest

    Following the end of student protests regarding the NEET paper leak, videos of attackers physically assaulting protesters and social media campaigns to identify them have emerged alongside allegations of misconduct by some protesters against political leaders.

    3 outlets · 2 languages
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    Government introduces bill to impose stricter penalties for examination paper leaks

    The Indian government introduced the Public Examination (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026 to impose stricter penalties for examination paper leaks following student protests over a NEET paper leak.

    3 outlets · 2 languages
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    Delhi fast track court assigns two prosecutors for exam leak cases

    Two prosecutors have been assigned to a newly created fast-track court in Delhi for exam paper leak cases following a judge's directive after the initial hearing was stalled due to counsel absence.

    5 outlets · 2 languages
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