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The home department also said all persons arrested/detained in connections with the cases registered before 6 PM on July 26 shall be released immediately.
bihar student protests
The Bihar government on Monday announced withdrawal of cases against students in connection with NEET-UG protests and said no action will be taken in the future.
As per a release by the state’s home department, no adverse legal action – punitive/retaliatory – shall be taken by the Government against any individual participating in the protests before 6 PM on July 26, 2027, across the entire state.
The home department also said all persons arrested/detained in connections with the cases registered before 6 PM on July 26 shall be released immediately.
Student Protests In Bihar
Massive protests took place in various parts of Bihar following July 20 lathi-charge by Delhi Police against protesters near Jantar Mantar.
Earlier today, the Bihar Police said altogether 694 people, nearly half of whom minors, were detained for trying to enforce a state-wide bandh last week over the NEET paper leak issue.
According to a statement issued by the police, violence during the July 25 bandh, called by Left wing students’ unions, also resulted in injuries to 91 personnel and officials, a couple of administrative officers and 13 common people.
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