Assam’s government announces it will withdraw cases and other legal proceedings against people who took part in protests linked to allegations of NEET-UG examination irregularities. The decision comes after a similar move reported earlier from Bihar. Assam’s statement says it will initiate the prompt withdrawal of registered cases and review arrests related to the protests, if any. It also states that no further adverse action is proposed against individuals involved in the demonstrations. The government frames its action as based on consideration of the circumstances and related reform needs, and indicates that the matter will be treated as closed without future proceedings on this account. The announcement, made on Monday, reassures protesters that the state will not pursue additional legal steps in connection with their participation. The decision applies to legal proceedings initiated against protest participants, as opposed to reassessing the underlying examination allegations.
Assam withdraws legal cases against CJP protesters after Bihar decision
Assam’s government announces it will withdraw cases and other legal proceedings against people who took part in protests linked to allegations of NEET-UG examination irregularities. The decision comes...
- Assam’s government says it will withdraw cases and legal proceedings against people who protested over alleged NEET-UG irregularities.
- The decision follows a similar reported action by Bihar.
- Assam says it will withdraw registered cases promptly and review any arrests related to the protests.
- Assam states it will not take further adverse action against protest participants.
- Assam indicates the matter will be treated as closed without future proceedings on this account.
Assam will withdraw legal cases and proceedings against protest participants. This decision follows careful consideration of circumstances and systemic reform needs. The government will initiate prompt withdrawal of registered cases and review arrests. No further adverse action is proposed against individuals involved in these protests. This matter will be treated as closed without future proceedings on this account.
3 hours agoThe Assam government on Monday announced that it will withdraw cases and other legal proceedings initiated against people who participated in protests over the alleged NEET-UG examination irregularities.
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