Archive · 21 Jul 2026
Over 100 Injured in Delhi Protests Against NEET Exam Cancellations
On Monday, over 100 people were injured in Delhi during protests against the cancellation of the NEET exams.
The protesters, mostly young, were demanding changes in the education system.
The police used tear gas and lathicharge to disperse the crowd, which led to many injuries.
Many protesters were taken to RML Hospital and Lady Hardinge Hospital.
Some protesters were seriously injured and had to be admitted to the ICU.
The protesters claim the police used excessive force, while the police say they were maintaining order.
Volunteers helped carry the injured to hospitals.
Some police personnel were also injured during the clashes.
Over 100 people injured in Delhi protests against NEET exam cancellations.
Protesters and police clashed at Sansad Marg, leading to severe injuries.
RML Hospital and Lady Hardinge Hospital treated the injured, with four admitted to ICU.
Protesters claim police used excessive force with lathicharge and tear gas.
Volunteers helped carry injured protesters to hospitals.
- Who
- Protesters and Delhi Police
- What
- Clashes during a protest against NEET exam cancellations
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Sansad Marg, Delhi
- Why
- Protesters demanding justice against the education system and police maintaining law and order
Protesters
Police
Use of Force
Protesters
Protesters claim police used excessive force with lathicharge and tear gas without warning.
Police
Police state they were maintaining law and order against an unauthorized protest.
Protest Justification
Protesters
Protesters argue they are fighting against an unfair education system and demand justice.
Police
Police view the protest as a disruption of public order and a threat to security.
- Date
- Monday
- Location
- Sansad Marg, Delhi
- Injured Protesters
- 90
- Injured Police
- 10
- ICU Admissions
- 4
- Hospitals Involved
- RML Hospital, Lady Hardinge Hospital
- Protest Cause
- NEET exam cancellations