‘Police Action’ on Students in Delhi Triggers Protests in Hansi, Hisar
Students in Dharwad condemned police action on protesters in New Delhi and urged the Union government to release student leaders and address paper leak complaints.
- On Tuesday, students led by the All India Democratic Youth Organisation and All India Mahila Samskutika Sanghatane demonstrated in Dharwad, condemning the police lathicharge against protesters at Jantar Mantar in Delhi on Monday.
- The protests erupted following the alleged NEET-UG paper leak, with demonstrators demanding the dissolution of the National Testing Agency and the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
- Supreme Court advocate Virender Vashisht filed a complaint with the National Human Rights Commission seeking an independent inquiry into allegations of excessive force and misconduct by Delhi Police personnel against female students.
- Demonstrations spread to Himachal Pradesh, where students in Shimla launched relay hunger strikes while demanding the release of activist Sonam Wangchuk and accountability for government handling of student grievances.
- CITU leaders noted that over 80 paper leaks reported in India over the past decade have eroded trust in public examinations, prompting calls for systemic reforms across the education sector.
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‘Police action’ on students in Delhi triggers protests in Hansi, Hisar
In Hansi, a group of students organised a march in solidarity with students and Wangchuk; the march began from Ambedkar Chowk, passed through Barsi Gate and Umra Gate, and concluded at Jat Dharmshala
Political parties, unions in Sirsa slam police action on protesters at Jantar Mantar - The Tribune
Political parties, employee organisations and farmer groups on Tuesday condemned the police action against students protesting at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi over alleged paper leaks, recruitment delays and education-related issues.
AIDYO, AIMSS condemn police brutalities on protesting students at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi
Scores of students led by office-bearers of All India Democratic Youth Organisation and All India Mahila Samskutika Sanghatane staged a demonstration in Dharwad on Tuesday condemning what they termed as police brutalities on the protesting students at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi on Monday
Protests in Himachal against lathicharge on protesters in Delhi’s Jantar Mantar
The protesters demanded the immediate release of Wangchuk, the resignation of the education minister, the dissolution of the National Testing Agency (NTA), withdrawal of the National Education Policy (NEP), and strengthening of the public education system.
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