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Rahul Gandhi slams Modi govt over crackdown on NEET paper leak protesters

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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has sharply criticized the Modi government for its response to students protesting the NEET paper leak controversy. Gandhi alleged that authorities imposed harsh measures including shutting down metro services, roads, internet access, and food supplies to suppress the student demonstrations. He drew a parallel between the government's treatment of protesting students and colonial-era British repression. Despite these sweeping restrictions, Rahul pointed out that the government had failed to prevent or address the paper leak itself. His remarks intensified political pressure on the Centre over the handling of the NEET examination irregularities.

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