Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Students Protest Over NEET-UG Exam Leak
Students in Delhi have been protesting for a month near Jantar Mantar over the NEET-UG exam leak.
They are exercising their right to protest, which is guaranteed by the Indian Constitution.
The government has taken action by investigating the leak and reconducting the exam, but the students are demanding the removal of the education minister.
The government argues that accountability has been addressed through the investigation and reforms.
The protesters believe that the minister should be held accountable for the incident.
Students protesting near Jantar Mantar over NEET-UG exam leak.
Government conducted CBI investigation and reconducted the exam.
Over 20 lakh candidates participated in the reconducted exam.
Protesters demand removal of education minister for accountability.
Government argues accountability addressed through investigation and reforms.
- Who
- Students in Delhi
- What
- Protests over NEET-UG exam leak and demand for education minister's removal
- When
- Over the course of a month
- Where
- Near Jantar Mantar, Delhi
- Why
- To express dissent over the exam leak and demand accountability
Protesters' Perspective
Government's Perspective
Accountability and Reform
Protesters' Perspective
Protesters demand the removal of the education minister, holding him accountable for the exam leak.
Government's Perspective
The government argues that accountability has been addressed through CBI investigation and reforms in the examination system.
- Exam Conducted By
- National Testing Agency (NTA)
- Exam Leak Incident
- NEET-UG paper leak
- Number of Accused Arrested
- 13
- Number of Candidates in Reconducted Exam
- Over 20 lakh
- Number of Students Qualified
- Over 11 lakh
- Constitutional Right
- Article 19 (1) (a) of the Indian Constitution