Rajpal Yadav urges dialogue amid NEET paper leak protests
Rajpal Yadav is asking everyone to keep things peaceful and talk it out as NEET paper leak protests spread across India.
He shared on Instagram, "The government is ours, and the children are ours too. Dialogue is extremely important... It should be a path where everyone is respected, everyone is treated with love, and everyone lives in peace."
The movement has picked up steam, with activist Sonam Wangchuk ending a 26-day hunger strike and opposition parties backing students' demands.
Union Cabinet approves stricter exam laws
To tackle exam leaks, the Union Cabinet just approved stricter laws, likely to be tabled in Parliament on July 27.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has fired 47 officials and will pursue legal action against some.
Prime Minister Modi promised fast-track courts for quick punishment, saying those who mess with students' futures "will not be spared."
Protests continue.