SC declines urgent listing of plea alleging 'police brutality' against protesters

The bulletin outlines the fallout from the NEET paper leak protests and allegations of Delhi Police actions. The Supreme Court refused an urgent listing for a plea concerning police conduct, declining to examine protest videos at the mentioning stage. Advocates debate whether claims of fundamental rights violations and police strikes above the waist require Supreme Court intervention under Article 32 or High Court investigation due to disputed facts and an unauthorised march towards Parliament.

The movement, sparked by courtroom remarks, demands education system changes and the education minister's resignation. Meanwhile, an educationist maintains a hunger strike to demand the withdrawal of cases against students. Opposition MPs staged a dharna outside a Gurugram hospital after authorities denied a meeting with the educationist, though his wife met the delegation.

Parliament proceedings experienced disruptions for a third day as opposition parties demanded accountability and a debate. Government representatives held talks with protest leaders and stated a readiness for discussion under parliamentary rules.