Union Minister and senior BJP leader JP Nadda addresses the media on the ongoing paper leak controversy, urging political parties not to politicise students' concerns. Calling for constructive dialogue and corrective action, Nadda says the focus should remain on ensuring accountability and strengthening the examination system rather than using the issue for political gain.&nbsp;

Sonam Wangchuk enters Day 25 of his hunger strike as he says he is prepared to end his fast if the Centre responds to the key concerns raised by the movement. Meanwhile, fresh clashes break out at Jantar Mantar, with reports of stone pelting and an ACP sustaining injuries. As tensions rise in Delhi, the CJP reiterates its three key demands while talks with the government continue. 

NEET protest movement gains momentum in Mumbai as CJP supporters gathered at multiple locations across the city today despite prohibitory orders under Section 144. Students assembled in Chembur, while reports indicate detentions at Shivaji Park before demonstrations begin. Meanwhile, supporters continue their sit-in at Delhi's Jantar Mantar, where security remains tight.&nbsp;

The NEET controversy takes a fresh political turn as reports indicate Union Home Minister Amit Shah holds key meetings with senior BJP leaders amid continuing protests and Parliament disruptions. Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla says the government is ready to discuss the NEET paper leak in Parliament, while BJP MP Bansuri Swaraj says the Centre remains committed to protecting students' future. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju also says the government is prepared for a positive discussion through the parliamentary process. Meanwhile, JP Nadda and Union Minister Jitendra Singh continue outreach efforts, meeting Sonam Wangchuk at Medanta Hospital. Here's everything that happened.

The NEET controversy intensified inside Parliament as Congress leader Rahul Gandhi led the INDIA Bloc's 'Black Day' protest, with Opposition MPs arriving dressed in black to register their protest against the Centre during the Monsoon Session. Gathering at Makar Dwar in Parliament, Opposition leaders accused the government of failing students and demanded accountability over the ongoing education controversy. The INDIA Bloc renewed its call for Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation, insisting that justice must be delivered to students affected by alleged examination irregularities. Senior Congress leaders Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Mallikarjun Kharge joined Rahul in stepping up the attack on the government. Priyanka Gandhi questioned the Centre over repeated paper leak allegations and raised concerns about the government's priorities in the education sector, while Kharge accused the ruling establishment of weakening democratic institutions. WATCH

Delhi witnessed a dramatic escalation overnight as fresh violence erupted between Cockroach Janta Party CJP protesters and Delhi Police at Jantar Mantar, triggering one of the most tense law-and-order situations in the national capital in recent days. The confrontation reportedly began after tensions flared during the ongoing agitation, with authorities alleging stone-pelting and violence against security personnel. According to police, RAF personnel were allegedly assaulted during the unrest near Connaught Place, while several police vehicles were vandalised. The latest clashes come just a day after the high-profile 'Chalo Sansad' march, during which lathi-charge, tear gas, detentions and large-scale confrontations dominated headlines. Delhi Police have now registered six FIRs invoking charges related to rioting, assault on public servants, vandalism, unlawful assembly, criminal conspiracy and alleged drone violations. Officials say more than 118 police personnel were injured, while over 20 police vehicles suffered damage during the violence. WATCH

The political battle over the NEET controversy has intensified after Congress leader Rahul Gandhi launched a sharp attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, questioning his silence over the ongoing student agitation and demanding a public apology to those protesting against alleged irregularities in the examination system. Addressing the escalating protests, Rahul Gandhi criticised the police action against students and urged the Centre to stop what he described as the "thrashing of students." He alleged that the government's response to the growing education crisis has failed to address the concerns of lakhs of aspirants affected by alleged examination and recruitment irregularities. WATCH

After the dramatic 'Chalo Sansad' march, the CJP has vowed to continue its nationwide agitation, insisting that the movement against alleged examination and recruitment irregularities will not end despite the police crackdown. Protesters returned to reclaim the Jantar Mantar protest site after Delhi Police dismantled tents and the protest stage following clashes during the Parliament march. CJP leaders alleged that excessive force was used against demonstrators, while police registered FIRs and detained several protesters over violence reported during the march. CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke has, however, refused to withdraw the agitation, alleging that protesters, including students were subjected to police excesses during the demonstrations. The organization has ruled out another immediate Parliament march but says the Jantar Mantar protest will continue until its demands are addressed. WATCH

Prime Minister Narendra Modi ignited a fresh political debate after appearing to take a veiled swipe at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi while praising India's young startup ecosystem during his address ahead of the Monsoon Session of Parliament. Referring to India's growing innovation landscape, Modi celebrated the achievements of the country's "28-year-old startup generation" and remarked that he was "not talking about any 56-year-old youngster", a statement widely interpreted by political observers and opposition leaders as a dig at Rahul Gandhi. However, the remarks came as thousands of students and activists gathered in Delhi for CJP protest over alleged examination irregularities and broader education-related issues. The demonstrations unfolded near Parliament, with protesters demanding accountability and reforms. WATCH

The CJP 'Chalo Sansad' campaign entered a crucial new phase after founder Abhijeet Dipke ended his hunger strike following an appeal from activist Sonam Wangchuk, who is currently undergoing treatment in hospital after his prolonged fast. According to CJP, Wangchuk urged Dipke to conserve his strength and continue leading the movement, prompting him to end his fast and rejoin the march towards Parliament. The message was conveyed by Gitanjali Angmo, who announced Wangchuk's appeal before protesters gathered at Jantar Mantar. Dipke later joined Angmo and the father of NEET aspirant Riya Kumari in leading thousands of supporters towards Parliament as the movement renewed its demand for Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation over alleged examination irregularities. In a parallel development, three AISA student leaders ended their 23-day hunger strike following appeals from opposition leaders, activists and civil society members. WATCH

Protest

JP Nadda addresses nation, issues big statement on CJP protest

CJP protest to end soon? Sonam Wangchuk writes letter to Centre

NEET row explodes: Mumbai police detains CJP protestors at Shivaji Park

Amit Shah holds high-level meet over NEET row, govt ready for debate

Rahul, Oppn MPs Declare 'Black Day' Over NEET Row

CJP Protest Erupts? Viral Clip Shows RAF Personnel Under Attack

Rahul Targets PM Modi, Demands Apology and Resignation

CJP Defies Delhi Crackdown, Jantar Mantar Erupts Again

Modi's '28-Year-Old' Jibe at Rahul Sparks Row Amid Delhi Protest

Wangchuk Ends Dipke's Hunger Strike as CJP March Erupts

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