Archive · 21 Jul 2026
Parliament Monsoon Session Disrupted by Opposition Protests
The monsoon session of Parliament started with a lot of protests.
The Opposition parties were very angry about a few things: a leak in the NEET exam papers, some money stolen from the Ram temple, and the police hitting students who were protesting.
They wanted the Education Minister to resign.
The Opposition members shouted slogans and held up signs in Parliament, which made the sessions stop many times.
Outside, people were protesting and some even fought with the police.
The Prime Minister said they should have a good discussion instead of protesting.
He talked about the young people in the country and their dreams.
The Opposition leaders said the government should listen to the young people and fix the problems instead of hitting them with sticks.
Parliament's monsoon session began with protests over NEET paper leak and Ram temple donation theft.
Opposition members stormed the well of the House with placards and slogans.
Protests outside Parliament led to clashes with police attempting to stop the march.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Opposition to engage in meaningful debate.
Opposition leaders highlighted police excesses and demanded the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
- Who
- Opposition parties, including Congress, and the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi
- What
- Protests and adjournments in Parliament over NEET paper leak, Ram temple donation theft, and police excesses
- When
- Monday, during the monsoon session of Parliament
- Where
- Parliament of India
- Why
- Opposition protests over alleged government failures and police excesses
Opposition Protests
Government Response
NEET Paper Leak
Opposition Protests
Opposition demands resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and highlights police excesses on protesting students.
Government Response
Government urges Opposition to engage in meaningful debate and avoid disruption.
Ram Temple Donation Theft
Opposition Protests
Opposition focuses on the Ram temple donation theft and demands accountability.
Government Response
Government avoids direct mention of the issue, emphasizing forward movement and youth aspirations.
- Date
- Monday
- Location
- Parliament of India
- Protest Organizers
- Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)
- Key Issues
- NEET paper leak, Ram temple donation theft, police excesses
- Opposition Leaders
- Mallikarjun Kharge, Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra
- Government Response
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi urges meaningful debate