Rahul Gandhi PC: Why Were Students Thrashed By Cops? | CJP Protest | Congress | Parliament March

The bulletin centres on the Congress response to the NEET controversy, with the Leader of Opposition backing students and demanding the Education Minister's resignation. He alleged that 152 paper leaks had occurred over the past decade and said 7.5 crore students and their families had been affected. He also linked competition for government jobs to limited opportunities in manufacturing, entrepreneurship, corporate employment, information technology and the public sector. In Parliament, the opposition is seeking a discussion under Rule 267 through suspension of listed business, while Congress maintains that the minister's removal is non-negotiable. Opposition leaders are expected to decide their next strategy at a meeting. Outside Indira Bhavan in Delhi, Congress workers gathered near the road leading to the BJP office. Police barricades, personnel with lathis and the Rapid Action Force were deployed, while the Delhi Congress president was detained.

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