Protests demanding NEET ban, Minister Pradhan’s resignation gather steam in Coimbatore
Anti-NEET agitations in Coimbatore extend solidarity to Jantar Mantar protestR. Protesters held placards with photographs of students, whom they termed as victims of NEET. DYFI, SFI activists detained during protest in Coimbatore demanding NEET abolitionA group of protesters staged a demonstration in front of the south taluk office under the banner of Progressive Youth Federation demanding Mr.
- ▪Anti-NEET agitations in Coimbatore extend solidarity to Jantar Mantar protestR.
- ▪Protesters held placards with photographs of students, whom they termed as victims of NEET.
- ▪DYFI, SFI activists detained during protest in Coimbatore demanding NEET abolitionA group of protesters staged a demonstration in front of the south taluk office under the banner of Progressive Youth Federation demanding Mr.
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Protests continued in Coimbatore on Friday in support of the ongoing students agitation at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi against the NEET question paper leak and for the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.A sit-in demonstration by supporters of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) in Coimbatore continued for the third day at Jeeva Illam, the office of the Communist Party of India, in the city on Friday. Anti-NEET agitations in Coimbatore extend solidarity to Jantar Mantar protestR.
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