The Times of India

Tejashwi Yadav has warned of a massive protest movement if arrested students are not released. He demanded that all cases against the students be withdrawn immediately. Opposition parties have supported the students' demands for justice and a better future. Several MLAs were detained, and Tej Pratap Yadav was remanded to judicial custody. Bihar's students took to the streets, proving the state's democratic spirit.

In the wake of the NEET-UG paper leak protests, Tej Pratap Yadav was ordered into 14 days of judicial custody. His attorney criticized the arrest's procedures and is pursuing a bail hearing on Monday. Yadav stood by the students, insisting their grievances were valid and needed government intervention. Clashes broke out between police and demonstrators amid a statewide shutdown protesting NEET.

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Protests and clashes occurred across Bihar on Saturday over the NEET paper leak. Demonstrators vandalized police vehicles and overturned them in Patna. Police responded with tear gas and lathicharge to disperse stone-pelting crowds. Opposition leaders supported the students' demands for the Union Education Minister's resignation. Security arrangements were significantly increased throughout the state to maintain order.

A statewide bandh occurred in Bihar over the alleged NEET paper leak. Left-wing student groups organized protests and blocked roads in several districts. Authorities increased security measures and deployed additional police personnel across the state. Protesters demanded the resignation of the Union education minister for the alleged leak. The bandh followed earlier violent clashes and stone-pelting in Patna.