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Opposition to move adjournment motion on NEET paper leak in Parliament

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The Opposition will introduce an adjournment motion in Parliament to debate the NEET paper leak, calling it an exceptional issue. The government has indicated willingness to discuss student concerns, including the leak.

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Opposition to move adjournment motion on NEET paper leak in Parliament

The Opposition will move an adjournment motion in Parliament to demand a debate on the NEET paper leak, describing it as an exceptional issue requiring urgent attention. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju stated the government is open to discussing student concerns, including the leak, in the manner demanded by the Opposition. The motion is among the sharpest tools MPs use to corner the government on critical issues. The NEET paper leak has sparked nationwide protests and calls for accountability. The government has not yet confirmed whether it will support the motion.

Hindustan Times

Opposition MPs Protest Against NEET UG Paper Leak

Opposition MPs continued their protest against the NEET UG paper leak for the fourth day at Parliament's Makar Dwar. The protest is a response to the alleged leak of the NEET paper, which has sparked widespread outrage and demands for action against those responsible. The opposition parties have also raised the issue in Parliament, with some MPs staging a protest at the Makar Dwar. The protests are a response to the alleged leak of the NEET paper, which has sparked widespread outrage and demands for action against those responsible.

Economic Times

Opposition Tells Government to Resign Before Debate on NEET Paper Leak

The Indian Opposition, led by Rahul Gandhi, has demanded the government's resignation before engaging in a debate on the NEET paper leak. The Opposition has been protesting the leak, which led to the deaths of several students by suicide. The protest, which began in Parliament, has now spread to Gandhi Smriti, where the Opposition paid tribute to the students who died. The government has rejected the Opposition's demand, citing its numerical strength in both Houses of Parliament. The debate is expected to take place soon, with the Opposition vowing to continue their protests until the government takes action.

The HinduThe Indian Express

Opposition MPs to protest at Parliament gate over NEET paper leak

Opposition MPs will stage a protest at Parliament’s gate on July 24, 2026, over the NEET paper leak scandal. The demonstration targets Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, with demands for his resignation. The protest follows uproar in both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha during the fifth day of the Monsoon Session. Opposition parties have accused the government of failing to address the leak, which has sparked nationwide outrage. The Education Ministry has not issued a statement on the protest.

India Today

Opposition Tells Govt. To Resign As It Hits The Streets

The Opposition has demanded the resignation of the government as it hits the streets, with protests taking place across the country. The Opposition has accused the government of failing to address the issues of the people. The protests are expected to continue until the government meets the demands of the Opposition. The government has refused to resign, saying that it has done nothing wrong. The situation is tense, with both sides refusing to back down.

The Hindu

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