Delhi Police Requests Supreme Court to Drop Cases Against NEET Protesters

The Delhi Police has petitioned the Supreme Court to dismiss thirteen criminal cases filed against students protesting the NEET medical entrance exam. Authorities argue that continuing the prosecutions conflicts with broader national interests and educational equity.

31 Aug, 12:14 — 31 Aug, 12:14

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hindustan-timesMostly Factual6d ago

Delhi Police tells SC it ‘no longer wishes to pursue’ 13 FIRs from NEET protests in July

Earlier in the day, the Centre had filed an application before the top court to quash the FIRs against the NEET protesters.

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Delhi Police tells SC it ‘no longer wishes to pursue’ 13 FIRs from NEET protests in July

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Delhi Police Requests Supreme Court to Drop Cases Against NEET Protesters

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Delhi Police tells SC it ‘no longer wishes to pursue’ 13 FIRs from NEET protests in July

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Delhi Police tells SC it ‘no longer wishes to pursue’ 13 FIRs from NEET protests in July

Delhi Police asks Supreme Court to quash FIRs against NEET protesters, cites national interest

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