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LS adjourned till noon over the NEET paper leak issue and police action on student protesters
Public Lokpal
July 23, 2026
LS adjourned till noon over the NEET paper leak issue and police action on student protesters
New Delhi: Lok Sabha proceedings were adjourned till 12 noon on Thursday as Opposition members rushed to the Well protesting over the NEET paper leak issue and the police action on student protesters.
As soon as the House assembled at 11 am, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla urged members to let the Question Hour function, describing it as an important part of the day’s business.
He said the government was ready to hold discussions on every issue raised by the Opposition after the Question Hour and assured members that he would facilitate the discussions.
“The Question Hour is the most important. After the Question Hour, the House is ready to discuss every issue. I will speak to the government, and the government is also ready for discussions. I appeal to all members to participate in the discussion after the Question Hour,” Birla said.
However, Opposition members ignored the appeal and trooped into the Well of the House, raising slogans.
With the protests continuing, Birla adjourned the proceedings till 12 noon, barely three minutes after the House met.
Thursday marked the fourth day of the Monsoon session, with the first three days being a washout amid repeated disruptions as Opposition parties pressed for discussions on the the NEET paper leak controversy and the demand for the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
