AAP slams Congress sit-in outside PM's residence, claims party colluding with BJP

Opposition leaders were detained following a protest outside the residence of the Prime Minister. The demonstrators demanded a parliamentary discussion regarding the medical entrance exam paper leak and the resignation of the education minister, citing alleged police brutality against students.

Government officials and the ruling party condemned the gathering as a security threat, anarchy, and vandalism, stating that discussions belong in the parliamentary session. A minister of state reported that an agreement for a parliamentary debate collapsed when the opposition insisted on the education minister stepping down.

Security analysts noted that protests in this zone require prior permission. Concurrently, a regional party accused the primary opposition of colluding with the ruling national party to undermine a student movement. Journalists highlighted the necessity of addressing youth grievances and establishing examination system transparency.

The incident has prompted discussions concerning political accountability, the right to protest in security zones, and the government handling of student concerns over the examination system.