The bulletin shows Congress leaders and workers staging a sit-in near the Prime Minister’s residence as Delhi Police remove and detain participants. The correspondent reports that some leaders were taken away in vehicles, while others were dropped around a kilometre from the protest site. Visuals show resistance among party workers and women being pulled towards police vehicles. A Congress MP says the demonstration is in solidarity with students protesting the NEET paper leak and alleged corruption in the education system. The MP demands the resignation of the Union Education Minister and, following events referred to as having occurred the previous day, also seeks the Home Minister’s resignation. The bulletin notes that a separate student-linked protest is continuing at Jantar Mantar. Protesters say the issue concerns the future of students, accountability and answers from the government, while police action continues around the sit-in.
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