Archive · 20 Jul 2026
Congress MLAs Protest Fertiliser Shortage, NEET Leak in MP Assembly
In Madhya Pradesh, Congress MLAs protested in the state assembly.
They were upset about farmers not getting enough fertiliser and wanted the government to do something about it.
They also talked about a big exam called NEET where some papers were leaked, and they want the Education Minister to resign.
One MLA said that before talking about a Uniform Civil Code, the government should make sure everyone in India is treated equally in politics, society, and money.
The MLAs even wore masks of the Chief Minister and other ministers to show their protest.
Congress MLAs protested in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly over farmers' issues, including fertiliser shortages and lack of compensation.
They demanded proper conduct of government examinations and the resignation of the Education Minister following the NEET paper leak.
Congress MLA Jaivardhan Singh called for a new education policy and a Uniform Education Code to ensure fair and transparent exams.
Congress MLA Phoolsingh Bariya stated that the Uniform Civil Code should only be implemented when political, social, and economic equality exists.
The protest included symbolic gestures like wearing masks of the Chief Minister and Agriculture Ministers.
- Who
- Congress MLAs in Madhya Pradesh
- What
- Protested against fertiliser shortage, NEET paper leak, and discussed Uniform Civil Code
- When
- July 20, 2026
- Where
- Madhya Pradesh Assembly, Bhopal
- Why
- To demand action on farmers' issues, proper conduct of government examinations, and a new education policy
- Location
- Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
- Protest Leaders
- Congress MLAs, Umang Singhar
- Issues Raised
- Fertiliser shortage, NEET paper leak, Uniform Civil Code
- Demands
- Action on fertiliser shortage, resignation of Education Minister, new education policy
- Symbolic Protest
- Wore masks of Chief Minister and Agriculture Ministers
- Uniform Civil Code Stance
- Congress MLA Phoolsingh Bariya: UCC should be implemented only when political, social, and economic equality exists