Lawyer Files Case Against Kangana Ranaut for 'Generation Gutter' Remark
An Agra lawyer has filed a case against actress Kangana Ranaut for her controversial 'generation gutter' remark concerning NEET protesters.
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An Agra lawyer has filed a case against actress Kangana Ranaut for her controversial 'generation gutter' remark concerning NEET protesters.

The state of Bihar has withdrawn 64 First Information Reports (FIRs) filed against NEET protesters, though cases against 21 individuals in Siwan still remain active.
The governments of Bihar and Assam have agreed to withdraw cases and release detainees involved in protests against the NEET paper leak, following midnight talks and pressure from the Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) organization. This decision marks a significant win for students and the CJP, though other states like West Bengal have yet to issue similar orders.

K Annamalai has questioned the BJP and the Centre regarding their engagement with NEET protesters, highlighting a lack of accountability despite repeated paper leaks that have driven students to protest.

The Supreme Court has clarified that states are permitted to withdraw cases filed against youngsters who protested against exam irregularities, including NEET protests, allowing them to continue their studies. This decision aims to provide relief to students facing legal action for their involvement in such demonstrations.
Maharashtra's Chief Minister has directed the withdrawal of First Information Reports (FIRs) filed against students who participated in recent demonstrations supporting the Cockroach Janta Party and protesting NEET.
A police officer in Siwan was suspended for firing an AK-47 during violence related to the Bihar bandh, while nearly 200 NEET protesters were detained, with some held for over 24 hours.
The Cockroach Janta Party has invited political leaders to join a protest at Jantar Mantar, supporting students protesting alleged NEET UG examination irregularities and paper leaks.
Rahul Gandhi has publicly accused Amit Shah of being responsible for the 'brutal' violence against student protesters demonstrating against the NEET exam. Gandhi stated he would not let Shah 'get away' with the police action, with some backing his claims of a 'firing order'.
Tejashwi Yadav has warned of massive protests in Bihar if Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary does not reverse the police action taken against students protesting the NEET exam.
BJP veteran Murli Manohar Joshi has criticized the use of 'brutal force' against NEET protesters, stating that their concerns are genuine and should be handled with empathy. He specifically highlighted the mishandling of young female protesters.