Archive · 30 Jul 2026
India Parliament Protest Over Alleged Police Firing at NEET March
Students marched in Delhi to protest leaks in a big exam called NEET.
The police used force that some say was too harsh.
Congress leaders asked the government to explain who ordered the police to fire.
BJP leaders said the accusations were false and that the Congress was making drama.
The protest happened outside the Parliament building, where lawmakers can ask questions.
Congress wants the Home Minister to answer, while BJP wants proof before blaming anyone.
The debate shows how political parties use Parliament to argue about police actions.
The students and their supporters want justice for the alleged violence.
The government has not yet given a clear answer.
The protest shows how politics and law enforcement can clash in India.
Congress and allies staged protest at Parliament demanding answers over alleged lethal force used against students during July 20 NEET protest.
Rahul Gandhi raised questions in Lok Sabha about who ordered the firing, seeking accountability from Home Minister Amit Shah.
BJP and allies criticized Gandhi’s remarks, accusing him of propaganda and demanding evidence.
Congress MPs defended Gandhi’s right to ask questions and called for Home Ministry to respond.
Protest centered on police lathi-charge and alleged firing during the "Sansad Chalo" march against NEET paper leaks.
- Who
- Congress party and its allies, BJP and its allies, Rahul Gandhi, Amit Shah
- What
- Protest at Parliament demanding answers over alleged police firing during the July 20 NEET protest
- When
- Thursday, following the July 20 protest
- Where
- Makar Dwar of the Parliament, New Delhi
- Why
- To seek accountability for alleged lethal force used against student protesters
- Event
- Parliament protest over alleged police firing
- Date
- Thursday (after July 20)
- Location
- Makar Dwar, Parliament, New Delhi
- Key Figures
- Rahul Gandhi, Amit Shah, Praveen Khandelwal
- Issue
- Alleged lethal force during NEET protest