Mumbai witnessed larger protests against the alleged NEET paper leak on Tuesday, with over a thousand people gathering at Shivaji Park and Dongri. Police booked around 900 individuals in 12 FIRs for allegedly violating prohibitory orders and holding unauthorised demonstrations. Protesters demanded accountability, justice for affected students and action over examination irregularities.
Mumbai: The outcry over educational reforms escalated on its second day in Mumbai, culminating in a massive, peaceful demonstration at Dadar’s Shivaji Park and Dongri on Tuesday evening. Meanwhile, Mumbai police have booked around 900 people for participating in the unauthorised protests.
Mumbai youth echo Delhi's Jantar Mantar movement
Mumbai's youngsters have actively echoed the sentiments of Delhi's Jantar Mantar and are supporting the movement launched by Cockroach Janata Party to stage their protest against NEET paper leak. The protests became stronger on Tuesday following use of excess force by police against the protesters in Delhi on Monday.
Driven largely by viral Instagram campaigns, over a thousand citizens and students gathered in Dadar on Tuesday to protest against NEET paper leak, demand justice for the 21 NEET aspirants who died by suicide and to seek accountability from the government, defying the heavy police crackdown that had stifled the movement the previous day.
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