Archive · 28 Jul 2026
Bihar Withdraws FIRs Against NEET-UG Protesters
The Bihar government decided to withdraw all FIRs filed against students who were protesting about the NEET-UG exams.
The Advocate General told all district officials to make sure this happens quickly.
The protesters want all the cases to be dropped and the students who were arrested to be freed.
This is happening because many students are upset about the NEET-UG exam process and want the government to take responsibility and help those who are in trouble.
Bihar government decided to withdraw FIRs against NEET-UG protesters filed before July 26.
Advocate General directed districts to implement the decision urgently.
Protesters demand immediate release of arrested students and withdrawal of all FIRs.
Government's move aims to address accountability and relief for affected students.
District Magistrates and Public Prosecutors must submit action reports to the government.
- Who
- Bihar Advocate General, District Magistrates, Public Prosecutors, NEET-UG protesters
- What
- Withdrawal of FIRs against NEET-UG protesters
- When
- July 27 and July 28
- Where
- Bihar, India
- Why
- To comply with the state government's decision and address protesters' demands
Protesters
Government
Withdrawal of FIRs
Protesters
Protesters demand immediate withdrawal of all FIRs and release of arrested students.
Government
Government directs districts to withdraw FIRs and ensure compliance with the order.
- Date of Government Decision
- July 27
- Date of Advocate General's Notice
- July 28
- Deadline for FIRs Withdrawal
- Before 6 pm on July 26
- Authorities Involved
- District Magistrates and Public Prosecutors
- Issue
- Protests over NEET-UG examination process