Tension gripped the area near Lok Bhavan in Somajiguda, Hyderabad, after police conducted a lathicharge during a protest staged by the student wing of Bharat Rashtra Samithi Vidyarthi over the alleged NEET paper leak issue on Wednesday, May 13.

The protest was organised following a “Chalo Lok Bhavan” call given by BRSV leaders, demanding strict and immediate action against those allegedly involved in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) paper leak controversy.

BRSV Activists Gather In Large Numbers

As part of the protest call, several activists and student leaders assembled near Lok Bhavan despite heavy police presence in the area. Protesters raised slogans against the authorities and demanded a transparent investigation into the alleged examination leak.

The demonstrators accused the administration of failing to protect the integrity of one of the country’s most important entrance examinations. Students also expressed concerns over the future of lakhs of aspirants who appeared for the examination.

Police Detain Multiple Leaders

As the protest intensified, police personnel intervened and attempted to disperse the crowd. During the operation, a lathicharge was reportedly carried out to control the gathering.

Police also took multiple leaders and activists belonging to Bharat Rashtra Samithi and BRSV into custody. Security arrangements were tightened around the protest site to prevent escalation of tensions.

Heavy deployment of police forces was witnessed across Somajiguda and nearby areas to maintain law and order. Barricades were placed on several roads leading to Lok Bhavan, causing temporary traffic disruptions in the locality.

Demand For Strong Action

The protest was mainly aimed at seeking strict punishment for those allegedly linked to the NEET paper leak controversy. Protesters demanded a fair and transparent probe into the incident and called for measures to ensure that competitive examinations remain secure and credible.

The alleged NEET paper leak issue has triggered concern among students and parents across the country, with several organisations demanding accountability and reforms in the examination system.

Political Reactions Intensify

The incident has also intensified political reactions in Telangana, with opposition groups using the issue to question the handling of examination security and student concerns. The protest near Lok Bhavan added to the growing debate surrounding the alleged leak and its impact on students preparing for higher education opportunities.

Authorities have not yet issued an official statement regarding the number of people detained or injured during the protest.

Disclaimer: This article is based on currently available reports and official updates related to the protest and alleged NEET paper leak controversy. Further developments and statements from authorities may emerge later.