A protest against the NEET exam paper leak was held at Jantar Mantar for 36 days, from June 6 to July 25, demanding that Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resign.
Meanwhile, on July 20, the first day of the monsoon session of Parliament, members of the Karappanpoochi Janata Party and students held a march toward Parliament.
To stop this, security personnel lathi-charged the marchers, fired tear gas shells, and used pellet guns.
This sparked strong protests across India.

What are the opposition parties saying?
Following this, the opposition parties raised the question to Union Home Minister Amit Shah: “Why this action?”
On this, the ruling BJP side argues, "The Home Minister did not tell the police to baton-charge the students. He does not have the authority to issue such an order.
This decision rests with the Delhi Police," it says.
The opposition parties counter, "If this violence took place with Amit Shah's knowledge, then that is wrong. If he did not know, then it is administrative failure. Someone who is unaware of such things is not fit for the post of Home Minister.
Whatever the case, he should resign from his post," they retort.
As opposition parties create daily uproar by asking why baton charges were carried out against the students who protested at Jantar Mantar, the sessions keep getting adjourned.
BJP’s condition
In the ongoing session, which will conclude on the 13th, 16 sittings have already been completed so far. However, except for June 20, Amit Shah has not attended the House even for a single day.
It is said that this move by the opposition parties is the reason for Amit Shah’s absence.
In this situation, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said today, "The government is ready to fully discuss the student protests. However, during the Home Minister’s explanation, the opposition should not create any uproar or do anything that obstructs the proceedings of the House."
Will the opposition agree to this? Is it right to agree? What do you think?
