Morning Digest: Bihar to withdraw cases lodged against protesters over NEET paper leak; Parliament likely to debate Bill on paper leaks today, and more
The interim relief was granted after the university’s legal team moved an application to the Divisional Commissioner Anjaneya Kumar Singh. Earlier, Rampur Development Authority (RDA) on July 15 issued a demolition notice for 38 of 40 buildings at Mohammad Ali Jauhar University, linked to the SP leader Azam Khan, describing these structures as constructed without permission. Madras High Court strikes down orders granting government jobs to the family members of Karur stampede victimsThe Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court on Monday struck down the government orders (G.Os) granting government jobs to the family members of the Karur stampede victims.A Division Bench of Justices C.V.
- ▪The interim relief was granted after the university’s legal team moved an application to the Divisional Commissioner Anjaneya Kumar Singh.
- ▪Earlier, Rampur Development Authority (RDA) on July 15 issued a demolition notice for 38 of 40 buildings at Mohammad Ali Jauhar University, linked to the SP leader Azam Khan, describing these structures as constructed without permission.
- ▪Madras High Court strikes down orders granting government jobs to the family members of Karur stampede victimsThe Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court on Monday struck down the government orders (G.Os) granting government jobs to the fami
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Bihar government to withdraw cases lodged against protesters over NEET paper leak, release those jailedThe Bihar government on Monday (July 27, 2026) announced that it will withdraw all cases lodged against protesters over the NEET paper leak and release those jailed under various charges.A statement to this effect was issued late in the evening by the State’s Home Department, which said that “no adverse legal action – punitive/retaliatory - shall be taken by the government against any individual participating in the protests before 6 p.m.
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