Archive · 24 Aug 2026
NEET Victims’ Families To Lead September 5 Delhi March
A protest is planned in Delhi on September 5.
It will go to the Delhi Police Headquarters.
Families of students who died in connection with NEET-related events are expected to lead it.
Families of people who were allegedly harmed by police may also join.
The Cockroach Janta Party says the government did not keep a promise made on July 25.
The families want their demands to be heard.
The protest will also ask how the government plans to respond.
The available report does not provide the government’s detailed position.
The Cockroach Janta Party announced a September 5 march to Delhi Police Headquarters.
Families of deceased NEET victims will lead the protest march.
Families of people described as victims of alleged police brutality will also participate.
The party accused the government of failing to honour its July 25 commitment to youth.
The protest will focus on the families’ demands and the government’s response.
- Who
- Families of deceased NEET victims and alleged police-brutality victims, supported by the Cockroach Janta Party.
- What
- A protest march to Delhi Police Headquarters.
- When
- September 5; the party referred to an unfulfilled government commitment made on July 25.
- Where
- Delhi Police Headquarters, Delhi.
- Why
- The Cockroach Janta Party says the government failed to honour its July 25 commitment to youth, while participating families intend to press their demands.
- March date
- September 5
- Destination
- Delhi Police Headquarters
- March leaders
- Families of deceased NEET victims and alleged police-brutality victims
- Organizing group
- Cockroach Janta Party
- Government commitment cited
- A commitment made on July 25 to the youth
- Main focus
- The families’ demands and the government’s response