The Karnataka Chief Minister has officially joined the ongoing Youth Congress protests against the alleged NEET paper leak. The demonstration, staged at Freedom Park, aims to amplify the voices of over twenty-three lakh students affected by the controversy across the country. During the protest, the Youth Congress and the Chief Minister demanded the immediate resignation of the Union Minister, holding the central government accountable for the examination irregularities. The political escalation highlights the growing pressure on the Union government to provide answers and ensure justice for the candidates who may have to retake the examination. The active participation of the state leadership at the protest site underscores the severity of the issue and signals a significant political confrontation between the state and central governments over the handling of the nationwide medical entrance examination.

Congress workers in Shivamogga protest against rising fuel prices and NEET paper leak, criticizing the Central government’s inaction.

Youth Congress workers staged a protest in Shivamogga condemning the alleged NEET question paper leak reported from Rajasthan and Uttarakhand

Youth Congress protests in Kalaburagi against NEET paper leak, demanding abolition of NTA and reforms for transparent examinations.

Congress protests in Salem and Namakkal demand Governor invite TVK to form government, highlighting political tensions in Tamil Nadu.