Parliament deadlock over NEET-UG scandal

The story so far

1. 

   Update 2Jul 25 17:16 UTC2 days later

   36 Days at Jantar Mantar, and the Education Minister Steps Down

   India's Dharmendra Pradhan resigns after a youth-led "Cockroach" movement over NEET exam leaks forces the government to back down on its core demands.

   Still open after this report

   • Whether the government's "key demands" include a specific anti-cheating bill and compensation for families affected by the NEET leak — claims made in HeyDay's broadcast but not corroborated in the sources reviewed here.
   • Whether any further resignations or disciplinary action follow inside the ministry or the exam-conducting body.
2. 

   Update 1Jul 23 15:25 UTC

   India's Parliament Grinds to a Halt as Opposition Insists on a Minister's Resignation Before Any NEET Debate

   Four days into the monsoon session, the government and the INDIA bloc remain locked over one condition — and the exams at the center of it touch millions of students.

   Still open after this report

   • How many candidates were actually affected by the leak — no verified, consolidated national figure was in the reporting.
   • Whether the resignation demand is a negotiating posture or a fixed red line that survives the monsoon session.
   • The full timeline of how the paper was allegedly compromised, and how many people have been formally charged.