Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Bengal govt assures no coercive action against NEET protesting students
The West Bengal government said they won't take strict actions against students protesting about the NEET exam paper leak.
They made this decision after looking at all the details and following a Supreme Court order.
Some students had a protest march, but a few people got into trouble and hurt some journalists.
The police arrested 16 people, but a court later let them out on bail.
The government said this protection doesn't include people with a history of crimes.
West Bengal government announces no coercive action against students protesting NEET paper leak.
Decision made after examining all aspects and following Supreme Court's order.
Leftist student organizations held a rally in Kolkata, leading to injuries among journalists.
16 people arrested under the Goonda Act, later granted bail.
Protection does not apply to individuals with criminal antecedents.
- Who
- West Bengal government, student protesters, law enforcement
- What
- Announcement of no coercive action against students protesting NEET paper leak
- When
- July 28
- Where
- Kolkata, West Bengal
- Why
- To ensure students' right to protest while maintaining public order
Student Protesters
Law Enforcement
Protest Justification
Student Protesters
Students protesting against NEET paper leak demand justice and transparency in the examination process.
Law Enforcement
Law enforcement aims to maintain public order and prevent any criminal activities during protests.
- Date of Announcement
- July 28
- Location
- Kolkata, West Bengal
- Number of Arrests
- 16
- Act Applied
- Goonda Act
- Bail Status
- Granted
