Pellet gun evidence emerges as NEET protests escalate, Parliament remains stalled

The nationwide agitation over the alleged NEET paper leak continues to intensify, with protests spreading from Delhi to Mumbai as students and young demonstrators clash with police, block detention vehicles, and demand accountability over repeated examination leaks. The political battle has now shifted to Parliament, where the opposition is pressing for ministerial resignations while the government pitches fast-track courts to punish those behind paper leaks, leading to a complete deadlock over discussions. Meanwhile, an India Today exclusive has accessed medical evidence from Safdarjung Hospital that contradicts official claims by confirming the use of pellet guns during the Chalo Sansad march near Jantar Mantar, with documents showing a protester suffered around 20 pellet injuries above the waist. The developments have reignited questions over police action, constitutional rights, youth-led protests, and the growing confrontation between street demonstrations and parliamentary politics.