Archive · 20 Jul 2026
Siddaramaiah condemns police action on NEET protesters
A former chief minister named Siddaramaiah is very upset because the police used sticks and tear gas on many students who were protesting in Delhi.
These students were asking for justice because they think there was a big problem with a very important exam called NEET.
Siddaramaiah said the government should not be using force on peaceful protesters but should instead find out what went wrong and make things right.
He also said the education minister should quit his job because of this.
He wants the prime minister to talk to the people, say sorry, and promise to make sure exams are fair in the future.
He asked all his party members to support the students in their protest.
Siddaramaiah condemned the use of lathis and tear gas against over 20,000 peaceful protesters in Delhi.
Protesters were marching towards Parliament to seek justice for NEET examination scandal victims.
He demanded the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and a transparent investigation.
Siddaramaiah called on PM Modi to apologize and address the nation about the scandal.
He urged Congress leaders and workers to support the NEET aspirants in their protest.
- Who
- Former Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and NEET protesters
- What
- Condemnation of police action and demand for justice in NEET scandal
- When
- July 20
- Where
- Delhi
- Why
- To seek justice for victims of the NEET examination scandal
- Protesters Count
- More than 20,000
- Protest Location
- Delhi
- Demand
- Justice for NEET examination scandal victims
- Condemning Authority
- Siddaramaiah, Former Karnataka CM
- Resignation Demand
- Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan
- Protest Trigger
- NEET examination scandal
- Government Action
- Use of lathis and tear gas
- Congress Leader's Call
- Strengthen democratic struggle with NEET aspirants