Opposition stages sit-in outside Gurugram hospital, demands Pradhan's resignation

This India First bulletin covers the NEET paper leak protest, focusing on a hunger striker undergoing treatment at a Gurugram hospital. Activist Sonam Wangchuk offered to end the indefinite fast if the government guarantees that protesting students will face no FIRs or legal action. An opposition delegation staged a sit-in outside the hospital after police denied them entry, citing a lack of clearance. The opposition continues to demand the Education Minister's resignation, action against police personnel, and an apology. In response, the government proposed a Parliament discussion on paper leaks and accountability, urging the opposition to avoid politicizing the issue. The broadcast features Delhi Police footage showing clashes, stone-pelting, and damaged public vehicles at the protest site. An injured assistant commissioner describes being hit by a stone. The bulletin examines whether legal reprieve should apply only to peaceful protesters, excluding masked individuals accused of assaulting police, and debates whether student concerns or political credit currently drive the confrontation.