Archive · 20 Jul 2026
Thousands Protest Near Parliament Over NEET Paper Leak
A large group of people gathered near the Parliament in New Delhi to protest about a leaked exam paper called NEET.
They want the government to take responsibility.
The police used tear gas to stop the crowd from getting too close to the Parliament building.
Some protesters said they were hit by people in plain clothes and the police.
The police said they handled the situation professionally.
The protesters are worried about the future of their education and the future of the protest.
The government and protest leaders are talking about what to do next.
Thousands of protesters marched towards Parliament demanding accountability over the NEET paper leak.
Police used tear gas to disperse the crowd after protesters attempted to breach barricades.
Heavy security, including the Rapid Action Force, was deployed around Parliament.
Protesters allege assault by people in civil clothes and police with bamboo sticks.
Protesters are uncertain about the future of the movement and await the outcome of talks between the government and CJP leadership.
- Who
- Thousands of demonstrators, Delhi Police, Rapid Action Force
- What
- Protest near Parliament over NEET paper leak, tear gas used to disperse crowd
- When
- Opening day of the Monsoon Session
- Where
- New Delhi, near Parliament
- Why
- Protesters demand accountability over the NEET paper leak and allege government high-handedness.
Protesters
Government
Protest Justification
Protesters
Protesters demand accountability over the NEET paper leak and allege government high-handedness.
Government
Government maintains security measures to prevent breaches and ensure order.
Use of Force
Protesters
Protesters claim they were assaulted by people in civil clothes and beaten by police with bamboo sticks.
Government
Police assert they dispersed the crowd professionally and used tear gas to maintain control.
- Location
- New Delhi, near Parliament
- Date
- Opening day of the Monsoon Session
- Protesters' Demand
- Accountability over the NEET paper leak
- Security Measures
- Tear gas, barricades, Rapid Action Force deployment
- Protesters' Numbers
- Thousands
- Police Personnel Deployed
- More than 300