Congress workers protest demanding Amit Shah’s resignation, compensation for NEET students’ families and probe into paper leak
They said students should be allowed to raise their concerns without intimidation and demanded justice for families affected by the NEET controversy.They reiterated their demand for Mr. Shah’s resignation, stating that the Union government must accept responsibility and ensure accountability. They warned that agitations would continue until their demands, including compensation for affected families and an impartial inquiry into the alleged paper leak, were addressed.MLAs B.R.
- ▪They said students should be allowed to raise their concerns without intimidation and demanded justice for families affected by the NEET controversy.They reiterated their demand for Mr.
- ▪Shah’s resignation, stating that the Union government must accept responsibility and ensure accountability.
- ▪They warned that agitations would continue until their demands, including compensation for affected families and an impartial inquiry into the alleged paper leak, were addressed.MLAs B.R.
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Congress district unit leaders and members of the National Students’ Union of India (NSUI) staged a protest in Kalaburagi city on Saturday, demanding the resignation of Union Home Minister Amit Shah and seeking accountability from the Centre over issues concerning students.The protesters raised slogans against the BJP-led Union government, alleging that the Home Minister should take responsibility for the police action against students during a protest at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi.
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