Congress, allies take NEET protest to PM’s doorstep; Rahul Gandhi detained: 'Modi won't be able to escape'

Opposition parties, led by Congress, have escalated their protests against alleged irregularities in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) by demonstrating directly at the Prime Minister's residence. The move signifies a heightened demand for government action and accountability regarding the examination controversies.

During the protest, prominent leader Rahul Gandhi was reportedly detained. Opposition figures framed this action as an attempt by the government to silence dissent, with leaders asserting that Prime Minister Modi "won't be able to escape" the scrutiny. The detention underscores the intense political friction surrounding the NEET exam issues, which have sparked widespread student and public concern.

While the opposition intensifies its pressure, the government has responded by stating its willingness to engage in talks. Officials have indicated that they are open to discussions with students and representatives from the Centre for Public Interest Litigation (CJP). However, no concrete assurances have been provided regarding the specific demands put forth by the protesters or a definitive timeline for when further deliberations might occur, leaving the situation unresolved.

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Modi won't be able to escape