Parliament remained deadlocked over the NEET paper leak issue on Friday as Union Minister Kiren Rijiju urged the Opposition to allow a debate in the Lok Sabha without preconditions, citing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's assurance of a law against paper leaks and fast-track courts. However, the Congress and other opposition parties continued to demand Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation, raising slogans of "Istifa Do", leading to another adjournment of the House.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi told NDA MPs that the government acted “immediately” after reports of irregularities in the NEET exam, with 13 accused arrested, a re-examination…

PM Modi vows strict action on NEET paper leak, urging NDA to expose opposition and support agitating youth's demands.

Opposition members disrupted Rajya Sabha proceedings on Monday over the NEET paper leak. Protesters at Jantar Mantar faced lathi-charge and tear-gas, which fueled parliamentary…

Rajya Sabha faced disruptions for a third consecutive day of the monsoon session. Opposition members demanded a discussion on the NEET paper leak issue. The government agreed to a…

Rajya Sabha saw no business for the third day as opposition demanded a NEET paper leak discussion. The government agreed to a structured debate, but the opposition insisted on the…

The government and opposition clashed in Lok Sabha over the NEET paper leak discussion. The government expressed readiness for talks while the Congress demanded the minister's…

The BJP and Congress exchanged accusations regarding the NEET paper leak issue. BJP leaders stated the government is ready for parliamentary debate on student concerns. …