CJP says Lok Sabha barred three questions on youth protests and NEET
The Cockroach Janta Party alleges that three questions raised by DMK MP Matheswaran V.S. about youth protests and NEET were rejected under Rule 41(2) during the Monsoon Session.
Cockroach Janta Party chief spokesperson Saurav Das claimed that the Lok Sabha refused to entertain three separate questions during the recent Monsoon Session. The queries, tabled by DMK MP Matheswaran V.S., focused on the party's youth protests, the refund of NEET-UG 2026 application fees, and the government's response to student grievances. The Speaker cited Rule 41(2) as the basis for disallowing the questions.
CJP officials argued that the move reflects growing public distrust and a denial of basic amenities to protesters in Delhi. They also raised issues about student welfare, paper leaks, and broader education reforms. The party urges the government to engage constructively with protesting youth.
Why it matters
It shows parliamentary friction over handling of student protests and education policy in India.
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