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Rahul Gandhi addressed students and the Prime Minister concerning the NEET paper leak. He demanded a proper discussion in Lok Sabha about the examination system. The Congress party protested outside the Prime Minister’s residence over the issue. Gandhi questioned the collapsing Indian education system and rising exam costs. He asserted the opposition stands with students

Union ministers made a notable visit to activist Sonam Wangchuk, currently hospitalized at Medanta in Gurugram. This follows the Delhi High Court’s ruling, which facilitated his urgent transfer from Safdarjung Hospital after his wife’s appeal contested a previous decision. As Wangchuk enters the 24th day of his hunger strike, protests continue to erupt at Jantar

Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan accused Rahul Gandhi and Congress of exploiting students politically. He stated they staged a protest outside the Prime Minister’s residence, causing public inconvenience. The minister added that Congress chose spectacle over democratic debate and solutions for students. He emphasized the government’s commitment to discussing NEET and addressing youth concerns. The

Congress leaders staged a protest at Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s residence. They demanded the resignation of the Prime Minister and education minister. Many party leaders were unaware of the protest plan beforehand. Police forcibly removed Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi from the site. The government sent officials to persuade the opposition leaders to leave.

Congress warns of a Parliament washout if discussions on NEET-UG paper leak are refused. Opposition leaders were detained after protesting outside the Prime Minister’s residence. They demand a statement from the Home Minister on police actions against students. The party also calls for the resignation of the Union Education Minister. Opposition unity highlights growing concerns

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DMK chief MK Stalin criticised Tamil Nadu chief minister C Joseph Vijay’s government. He warned of public backlash against the ruling TVK party. This statement followed the arrest of DMK MLA GV Markandeyan on Monday. The MLA was arrested for remarks allegedly made against chief minister Vijay. Stalin described the arrest as an attempt to