'PM Modi's apology awaited': Opposition to keep up NEET protest pressure in Parliament
Opposition parties will continue their Parliament pressure regarding alleged police brutality against students. Rahul Gandhi has demanded accountability from Home Minister Amit Shah for the protest actions. The INDIA bloc will finalize its strategy on the anti-paper leak bill soon. This proposed legislation aims to increase penalties for examination-related unfair means. The Congress seeks an apology from Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the alleged atrocities.
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