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Opposition intensifies Parliament pressure over NEET protests, demands Modi apology

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Opposition parties have vowed to maintain pressure in Parliament over alleged police brutality against students protesting the NEET controversy. Rahul Gandhi has called on Home Minister Amit Shah to be held accountable for the handling of the demonstrations. The INDIA bloc is set to finalise its stance on a proposed anti-paper leak bill, which seeks stricter penalties for examination malpractice. Congress has specifically demanded a public apology from Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the alleged misconduct against protesters.

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