'May invite legal action': Delhi University asks students to stay away from protest at Jantar Mantar
Government sources said the Centre is considering compensation for families of students who died by suicide and a detailed parliamentary discussion on exam reforms.
- The Centre is considering a policy to avoid legal action against peaceful protesters at Jantar Mantar and those who marched toward Parliament on July 20, aiming to ease tensions surrounding the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak controversy.
- Following a video message from Prime Minister Narendra Modi assuring students their futures remain secure, activist Sonam Wangchuk ended his 26-day hunger strike at Medanta Hospital in Gurugram.
- Union Ministers Nadda and Jitendra Singh attended the protest's conclusion where the Centre assured Wangchuk that participants would face no legal action and their demands regarding the paper leak would be examined seriously.
- Today, the Union Cabinet will review a draft of stringent anti-paper leak legislation, with the government planning to introduce and pass the Bill in Parliament next week to strengthen examination system accountability.
- Despite government reform efforts, the CJP and Abhijeet Dipke vowed to continue their protest, maintaining pressure on authorities to address the broader social and emotional impacts of the NEET-UG paper leak scandal.
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After DU, JNU and Jamia too caution students against participating in Jantar Mantar protests
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JNU Advises Students to Avoid Jantar Mantar Protests, Use Social Media Responsibly
JNU has advised students, faculty and staff to avoid gatherings around Jantar Mantar amid ongoing protests, urging them to prioritise safety and exercise responsibility on social media.
After DU, JNU issues advisory: Refrain from joining CJP Jantar Mantar protest, uphold values of responsible citizenship
CJP Jantar Mantar protest: The Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) advisory requested students “to refrain from participating in or visiting gatherings at or around Jantar Mantar, New Delhi.”
JNU Issues Advisory Asking Students, Staff to Avoid Gatherings at Jantar Mantar, Exercise Restraint on Social Media
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After DU, JNU asks students to avoid Jantar Mantar protests, warns of action
Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) has advised students, faculty and staff to stay away from protests at Jantar Mantar, warning of possible legal and disciplinary consequences. The move comes after similar advisories from AIU, Delhi University and IITs, drawing attention because of JNU's long association with student protests.
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