'Monsoon Session will be washed out': Congress warns Centre over NEET leak, police action on youth protesters
Congress warns of a Parliament washout if discussions on NEET-UG paper leak are refused. Opposition leaders were detained after protesting outside the Prime Minister's residence. They demand a statement from the Home Minister on police actions against students. The party also calls for the resignation of the Union Education Minister. Opposition unity highlights growing concerns over examination controversies and alleged police excesses.
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