Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Nationwide Protests Erupt Over Student Rights
Students across India are protesting for their rights and against the NEET exam.
They are upset about paper leaks and how the police treated them in New Delhi.
Protests happened in many places like Mumbai, Bihar, Haryana, and Tamil Nadu.
In Mumbai, the police detained over 150 protesters and filed 17 cases.
The protests were smaller and spread out, with people gathering in different areas.
The protesters want the government to listen to their concerns and make changes.
Protests over student rights and paper leaks continued nationwide on Thursday.
Over 150 protesters were detained in Mumbai, with 17 FIRs filed for violating prohibitory orders.
Protests were decentralized, with gatherings in Mumbai, Bihar, Haryana, and Tamil Nadu.
Protesters are demanding the abolition of NEET and addressing issues like paper leaks and police action.
Mumbai Against Suppression of Students (MASS) is coordinating some of the protests.
- Who
- Students and protesters across India
- What
- Protests over student rights, paper leaks, and police action
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Mumbai, Bihar, Haryana, Tamil Nadu
- Why
- To demand student rights and the abolition of NEET, protesting against paper leaks and police action
Protesters
Government/Police
Purpose of Protests
Protesters
Protesters are demanding student rights and the abolition of NEET, citing issues like paper leaks and police action.
Government/Police
The government and police are maintaining law and order, enforcing prohibitory orders, and detaining protesters for violating regulations.
- Date of Protests
- Thursday
- Locations
- Mumbai, Bihar, Haryana, Tamil Nadu
- Number of Detained Protesters in Mumbai
- Over 150
- Number of FIRs in Mumbai
- 17
- Protest Organizers
- Mumbai Against Suppression of Students (MASS)