Supreme Court hearing on quashing FIRs filed against students protesting NEET-UG irregularities
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Supreme Court ready to quash FIRs filed against students for NEET protests
The Supreme Court is considering quashing FIRs against students protesting NEET-UG irregularities, with the government proposing to limit police investigation to 2,873 individuals with serious criminal backgrounds. Delhi Police has not yet disclosed the list of FIRs, and the court plans to form a high-powered committee to examine NEET-UG protest-related issues. This development highlights judicial oversight of police action in student protests and the ongoing NEET-UG controversy, relevant for polity and governance sections.
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Government proposes limiting police investigation to 2,873 persons with 'serious criminal background'
Delhi Police yet to disclose list of FIRs as claimed by petitioners
Court to constitute high-powered committee to examine issues concerning NEET-UG protests
Case reflects judicial scrutiny of state action against student demonstrations on national exam issues
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