INDIA bloc MPs march to Gandhi Smriti over NEET
In Delhi, protests over the NEET paper leak intensified as Rahul Gandhi leads the INDIA bloc MPs to Gandhi Smriti to honor students who were killed or injured amid protests, with heavy security and barricades surrounding Gandhi’s residence. The march faced disruption as a white bus and police barricades blocked progress, and officials cited prohibitory orders while warning MPs of restrictions. Gandhi and other leaders frame the visit as solidarity with students demanding justice and accountability, reiterating demands such as the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. The protests and political mobilization are being coordinated by senior Congress and INDIA bloc leaders, signaling a strategy to escalate pressure on the government. Parallel to the ongoing political maneuvering, a profile piece highlights Garvit Bhirani’s journalism background and career across Indian media outlets, underscoring the media ecosystem surrounding these events.
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“Rahul Gandhi-led India bloc MPs reach Gandhi Smriti to pay homage to students who ended lives over NEET paper leak”Mint Newspaper (livemint.com) · Jul 23, 2026