Indian Protest Against NEET-UG Exam Corruption Spreads Nationwide

The country's most prestigious medical entrance exam, NEET-UG, is currently surrounded by allegations of serious rigging, paper leaks, and corruption. Due to this, the historic Jantar Mantar in the national capital New Delhi has been the stronghold of the nationwide agitation of angry students and parents for more than a month. Whether Bihar or Maharashtra, the echo of the youth who took to the streets over the NEET exam controversy has taken the politics of the entire country to the seventh heaven. Massive clashes between the police administration and the protesters have also been seen. Given the deteriorating situation, the central government has also proposed talks to the protesters four times in the last 24 hours. However, whatever the situation, it will not be wrong to say that this Delhi-born protest is now slowly spreading throughout the country. Let's see where this protest stops now. Let's shed light on the big things that have happened since the beginning of this protest. NEET-UG founder Deep Kochkaro returns to India after the alleged paper leak in the USA on June 6, 2026.