Cabinet Clears Anti-Leak Bill: 10 Years Jail, Rs 10 Cr Fine
The government's answer to the protests now has numbers attached. Up to 10 years in jail, fines up to Rs 10 crore, and fast-track courts required to finish trials in three months.
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The government's answer to the protests now has numbers attached. Up to 10 years in jail, fines up to Rs 10 crore, and fast-track courts required to finish trials in three months.
"Do I still need to prove my sincerity?" Sonam Wangchuk pushed back hard on claims he cut a deal — saying he ended 26 days without food only to shield students from a crackdown.
The protest just went national. The CJP has asked supporters to demonstrate in every district under one slogan — and turned down the government's invitation to talk unless it happens on neutral ground.
PM Modi went directly to students with a video message: a new anti-paper-leak bill in Parliament next week, fast-track courts already running. Protesters weren't moved — they still want the minister out.
After days of silence amid raging protests, PM Modi has spoken. Calling the NEET leak a 'ghor paap', he framed exam integrity as a national responsibility — and promised the guilty won't be spared.
The NEET protest just got its biggest name yet. Rahul Gandhi was detained and freed at Jantar Mantar as the student movement swelled, metro stations shut down, and the CJP vowed to stay put.
Day one of the Monsoon Session, and both Houses barely functioned. Opposition MPs stormed the well over the NEET paper leak and temple donation theft, forcing multiple adjournments.
Delhi's Jantar Mantar turned into a flashpoint as thousands marched towards Parliament over the NEET-UG paper leak. Lathi-charges, detentions, and one loud demand: the Education Minister must go.