Parliament adjourned for second straight day as Opposition protests over NEET leak and alleged police brutality (Monsoon Session)
Opposition protests over NEET-UG leak allegations and police action in Delhi disrupted both Houses during the Monsoon Session, leading to repeated adjournments in Parliament.
- Opposition MPs used parliamentary disruption to press demands for discussion on alleged NEET paper leak issues and police action against students.
- Lok Sabha proceedings were repeatedly interrupted and adjourned before the House could conduct normal legislative business.
- The Rajya Sabha was also interrupted by slogans and commotion, leading to repeated adjournments.
What happened
Parliament remained paralysed for a second consecutive day during the Monsoon Session as Opposition MPs protested over alleged NEET paper leak issues, police action against students in Delhi, and a separate allegation relating to Ram temple donation theft. Both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha were adjourned repeatedly.
The Lok Sabha was adjourned twice in the morning, at 11 a.m. and again at noon, before being adjourned for the day at 2 p.m.. The Rajya Sabha also saw repeated interruptions and adjournments after protest slogans and commotion resumed.
UPSC can frame this as a polity and governance issue: how disruptions affect legislative oversight, how Opposition protests are channelled in Parliament, and how failures in examination administration and policing of protests raise questions of accountability and institutional trust.
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