Brahmavar: Congress protests over alleged NEET paper leak, leaders detained


Daijiworld Media Network – Brahmavar (TP)

Brahmavar, Jul 24: The Brahmavar block Congress staged a protest near the Brahmavar bus stand on Friday, July 24, condemning the alleged NEET question paper leak and accusing the Delhi police of using force against Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi, and party workers during a protest in the national capital.

Congress workers raised slogans against the central government and expressed their outrage over the alleged irregularities in the NEET examination. As part of the protest, they burnt an effigy of union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan and demanded his resignation, holding him morally responsible for the alleged paper leak.

During the demonstration, the protesters also paid tribute to the soldiers who were martyred during Operation Sindoor, observing a moment of respect in their memory.

The Congress leaders and workers later staged a brief road blockade, causing a temporary disruption to vehicular movement in the area. Police personnel, who arrived at the spot, detained the protesters and escorted them away, bringing the protest to an end.

 

 

  

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