Aaditya Thackeray has announced that Shiv Sena (UBT) will provide free legal representation to students facing police cases linked to the CJP protests, while demanding the withdrawal of FIRs and raising concerns over alleged examination irregularities.
Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra questioned the alleged use of pellet guns and an AK-47 during student protests, asking whether protesters were being treated like terrorists.
Congress MP KC Venugopal demanded that Home Minister Amit Shah address Parliament over allegations of police action against student protesters, including claims of pellet guns and AK-47 use.
Kailash Vijayvargiya revealed that Dharmendra Pradhan had offered to resign on the first day of student protests if the party felt it was necessary. Pradhan later stepped down as Education Minister amid the paper leak controversy.
Actor Raveena Tandon has reacted to ongoing student protests, praising peaceful demonstrations in Mizoram while alleging that some movements were hijacked by hooligans, political parties and people seeking publicity.
Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi has written to Union Home Minister Amit Shah, calling the police action against students during the July 20 protest a "barbaric assault" and seeking accountability over the alleged use of pellet guns and force against demonstrators.
Delhi Police has blocked around 480 Pakistan-based social media handles allegedly involved in spreading fake news and misleading content during ongoing student protests, urging students to verify information before sharing online.
Alia Bhatt has extended support to students protesting over the alleged NEET-UG paper leak, saying their courage represents the dreams and sacrifices of millions while urging attention to their concerns.
Actor R. Madhavan has expressed confidence in the government's efforts to address the NEET paper leak controversy and urged students to remain hopeful, saying corrective measures should be taken to protect the integrity of the education system.
Ahmedabad: A brief confrontation over the implementation of examination security and dress code rules at a NEET re-examination centre in Ahmedabad on Sunday led to tensions outside the venue, with parents, student groups and political workers briefly clashing before police restored order. NEET re-exam conducted across India The incident occurred at R.J. Tibrewal Commerce College.
