Big relief for thousands of students who took to the streets after the July 20 NEET paper leak protests. The Supreme Court has quashed all FIRs filed against protesters between July 20 and 25 across every state and union territory, except those with serious criminal antecedents. Using its special Article 142 powers, the CJI-led bench said it wanted to protect the "future prospects" of young protesters. Following the order, the Cockroach Janta Party called off its planned September 5 march in Delhi.

Cockroach Janta Party calls off protests, SC quashes all FIRs against student protesters

A heated debate unfolded in Parliament over the Anti-Paper Leak Bill, with Opposition parties questioning the government's intent and demanding greater accountability in tackling examination irregularities. The legislation aims to strengthen measures against paper leaks and protect the integrity of public examinations.


Parliament debates anti-paper leak Bill

The Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), leading the nationwide protests over the NEET paper leak controversy, has reaffirmed its demand for Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation despite Prime Minister Narendra Modi announcing stricter measures against examination paper leaks. Activist Sonam Wangchuk has ended his 26-day hunger strike after receiving government assurances that no legal action would be taken against peaceful protesters. However, CJP leaders insist the protests will continue until the Education Minister steps down.

Union Cabinet approves paper leak amendment bill

NEET Protest: CJP leaders meet government delegation as protests continue

Cricket legend sachin tendulkar has voiced support for students protesting over the neet paper leak, urging society to protect young people's faith in hard work and merit. In an emotional post, tendulkar recalled the values taught by his late father and expressed concern over students who feel their efforts have been undermined.

Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar speaks out amid NEET protests 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi announces the setting up of fast-track courts to ensure swift and strict punishment for those involved in paper leak cases, as protests over the NEET paper leak controversy continue in New Delhi.

The Prime Minister said that protecting the future of India's youth is the government's top priority and assured that those who try to harm students' careers will not be spared.

Meanwhile, the protest led by student groups continues at Jantar Mantar, with fresh clashes reported between protesters and police. Delhi Police said some individuals attacked officers with stones and bottles, leaving several personnel injured, including senior police officials.

 PM Modi announces fast-track courts for NEET paper leak amid Jantar Mantar protest 

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