Archive · 22 Jul 2026
Tensions Rise in Hyderabad Over NEET Protests
In Hyderabad, there were big protests by the Congress and BJP parties.
The Congress wanted to protest at Lok Bhavan because they are upset about a leaked exam paper and the arrest of their leader, Rahul Gandhi.
The BJP wanted to protest at Gandhi Bhavan because they didn't like the Congress protesting outside the Prime Minister's house.
The police had to stop both groups and even took some leaders away to calm things down.
There were some fights and arguments, but the police managed to control the situation.
Tensions arose in Hyderabad due to protests by Congress and BJP over the NEET issue.
Congress protested the NEET question paper leak and Rahul Gandhi's arrest.
BJP condemned the Congress protest outside PM Modi's residence.
Heavy police deployment and custody of key leaders were used to control the situation.
Scuffles and heated arguments occurred between activists of both parties.
- Who
- Congress and BJP leaders and activists
- What
- Protests and clashes over NEET issue
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Hyderabad, India
- Why
- Congress protested NEET paper leak and Rahul Gandhi's arrest; BJP condemned Congress protest outside PM Modi's residence
Congress Protest
BJP Protest
Protest Locations
Congress Protest
Congress called for a siege of Lok Bhavan.
BJP Protest
BJP called for a siege of Gandhi Bhavan.
Protest Reasons
Congress Protest
Congress protested the NEET question paper leak and the arrest of Rahul Gandhi.
BJP Protest
BJP condemned the Congress protest outside PM Modi's residence.
- Date
- Wednesday
- Locations
- Lok Bhavan, Gandhi Bhavan, Nampally, Khairatabad Circle
- Key Figures
- Mahesh Kumar Goud (TPCC President), Ramchander Rao (BJP State President)
- Security Measures
- Heavy police deployment, custody of key leaders
- Incidents
- Scuffles, heated arguments, attacks involving sticks, activists on police vehicles