Supreme Court ordered closure of FIRs registered across India over student protests on NEET paper leak
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SC orders closure of FIRs registered against student protests over NEET paer leak
The Supreme Court ordered the closure of all FIRs registered nationwide against students protesting the NEET paper leak from July 20-25. The court directed that these cases must not be pursued or investigated and be treated as closed for all purposes. This ruling protects students' right to peaceful protest and sets a precedent against criminalizing dissent over examination irregularities. The decision is significant for constitutional law, student rights, and public order topics in competitive exams.
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Protests were held from July 20 to July 25, 2024
Court directed cases must not be pursued, investigated, and treated as closed for all purposes
Ruling upholds students' right to peaceful protest against examination irregularities
Decision has implications for constitutional law, public order, and student rights in exam syllabi
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