The political confrontation over the NEET paper leak and student protests is set to intensify as the NDA plans a demonstration outside Parliament at 10:30 a.m. at Makar Dwar. The protest comes a day after opposition leaders, dressed in black, staged demonstrations in the Parliament complex over the NEET controversy. The BJP has accused Rahul Gandhi of misusing his constitutional position and attempting to create political unrest by turning the students’ movement into a political issue. NDA MPs are expected to protest against Rahul Gandhi’s demonstration near the Prime Minister’s residence, alleging that the opposition is exploiting students for political gains. Meanwhile, the Monsoon Session continues to witness repeated disruptions, with little legislative work taking place due to ongoing protests and slogan-shouting. Student demands remain unresolved, including the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and assurances that no legal action will be taken against protesters. The BJP has also suggested that party president J.P. Nadda meet the protesters at a neutral venue. Attention now turns to the government’s response as the political standoff continues.


