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- Former cricketer Yuvraj Singh has urged dialogue to resolve the protests over the alleged NEET-UG paper leak, focusing on students' welfare rather than politics.
- His comments come as nationwide protests intensify and Parliament remains deadlocked, with opposition parties demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation and a discussion under a specific rule, while the government says it is ready to debate but rejects additional conditions.
- The 'Sansad Chalo' protest on July 20 saw police action that opposition leaders allege included lathi-charge and tear gas, prompting the Delhi Police to register 10 FIRs and the Delhi High Court to seek responses from the Centre and police on allegations of excessive force.
- Earlier, shooter Manu Bhaker also voiced concern for students, calling the issue bigger than politics.
What to watch next
- Whether Parliament breaks its deadlock and holds a discussion on the NEET paper leak, and on what conditions
- The Delhi High Court's next moves after issuing notices and ordering preservation of CCTV footage from the July 20 protests
- Any official action or findings on the alleged paper leak itself
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