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NEET Paper Leak Protests: Supreme Court Orders Release of Minor Students

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The Supreme Court has ordered the release of minor students involved in the NEET paper leak protests. The court has also stayed coercive action against the students and appointed an independent SIT to probe the NEET protest violence.

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NEET Paper Leak Protests: Supreme Court Orders Release of Minor Students

The Supreme Court has ordered the release of minor students involved in the NEET paper leak protests. The court has also stayed coercive action against the students and appointed an independent SIT to probe the NEET protest violence. The protests have been ongoing for several weeks, with students demanding action against those responsible for the paper leak. The Supreme Court's order is seen as a significant development in the case, as it could potentially lead to a resolution. However, the outcome of the protests remains uncertain, and the situation is still tense.

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