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‘Release minors, those with no criminal records’: Supreme Court’s big order on NEET protests

‘Release minors, those with no criminal records’: Supreme Court’s big order on NEET protests

The Supreme Court on Tuesday directed the release of student protesters who are under 18 and have no criminal records, and asked authorities to preserve electronic and digital evidence relating to the recent nationwide stir over the NEET paper... Read more.

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