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PM Modi promises stricter laws on paper leak in today's Cabinet meeting; bill to be brought in Parliament
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday promised stricter laws on the paper leak issue and reforms in the special Union Cabinet meeting to be held on Friday and a bill during the ongoing Monsoon Session of Parliament amid widespread protests over the issue. In a late-night video message to students amid widespread protests over the paper leak issue, the Prime Minister said the government is concerned about the students and has strict actions on the issue, including announcing the formation of fast-track courts to deal with such cases.
Delhi Police blocks over 400 Pakistani social media accounts over fake news, maligning NEET paper leak protest
Delhi Police on Thursday said it has identified and blocked 480 Pakistan-linked social media handles that were allegedly spreading fake news and misinformation related to the ongoing Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) protest at Jantar Mantar over the alleged NEET paper leak. The police appealed to students and the public to remain vigilant, rely only on official sources for information and avoid sharing unverified content on social media.
'Name is Nothing': CJP reacts to PM Modi's vow of punishing paper leak offenders with Dharmendra Pradhan's photo
Prime Minister Modi announced fast-track courts for NEET paper leak cases. Abhijeet Dipke of Cockroach Janta Party criticized the government's approach. He satirically highlighted the demand for Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. Protesters continue demonstrations seeking Pradhan's removal and compensation for affected students. The group insists the minister's resignation remains a non-negotiable demand.
'Nothing more important than youth's future': PM Modi announces fast-track courts for paper leak cases
Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced fast-track courts for paper leak cases. This move aims to ensure swift and stringent punishment for offenders. Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi criticized the Prime Minister, holding him responsible. Rahul reiterated student demands including the education minister's dismissal. The government vows strict action against those harming students' futures.
'Put your own house in order': India slams Pakistan over crossborder terror at UN
India strongly criticized Pakistan's continued use of crossborder terrorism as a state policy. Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish stated Jammu and Kashmir is an inalienable part of India. He highlighted Pakistan's illegal occupation as the sole unresolved issue concerning the region. Crossborder terrorism has eroded the trust needed for bilateral cooperation, India noted. Pakistan should focus on its domestic challenges instead of targeting India.
Centre ready for NEET discussion in Parliament, Rahul's 152 paper leak claims to be probed: JP Nadda
Union Health Minister JP Nadda on Wednesday responded to Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi's claims of alleged paper leaks in the last 10 years in India. Nadda stated that the alleged 152 paper leaks are a "matter of investigation" and vowed to discuss the ongoing NEET-UG paper leak issue - which led to a huge protest in Delhi - in Parliament.
Akhilesh Yadav's heated exchange with KC Venugopal in Parliament: 'Don't need to learn politics from you'
A heated brief exchange took place between Akhilesh Yadav and Congress leader KC Venugopal during Lok Sabha proceedings on Wednesday, sparking speculation about differences within the Opposition alliance over the NEET paper leak issue, which saw the Samajwadi Party chief and Rahul Gandhi being detained following their sit-in protest near PM Modi's residence on Tuesday.
'Education system compromised, Pradhan incapable': Rahul Gandhi's sharp attack on NEET paper leak | Top Quotes
Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday launched a blistering attack on the BJP-led government over the NEET and previous examination paper leaks, accusing it of failing India's students and responding to peaceful protests with force instead of accountability. Backing the ongoing agitation demanding Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation, Gandhi said the government was in a state of "panic" and had lost the confidence of the country's youth.
Rahul Gandhi lays out demands after detention drama: 'Apologise to students, sack Dharmendra Pradhan'
In a dramatic turn of events, Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, along with Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav and other Opposition leaders, were forcibly removed and detained by Delhi Police on Tuesday after staging a dharna outside Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence at Lok Kalyan Marg, demanding his resignation over the NEET controversy and the police action against student protesters.
AAP drags Congress over dharna at PM's residence, claims Rahul "weakening" CJP's protest
The Aam Aadmi Party hit out at Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party for their sit-in protest near the PM's residence at 7, Lok Kalyan Marg on Tuesday, July 21. Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi and Lok Sabha MP Priyanka Gandhi were the leading faces of the protest, which was in support of the Cockroach Janata Party and their demand to sack Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
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