The National Human Rights Commission has initiated an inquiry into the excessive force used by state agencies in Bihar, concurrent with the government withdrawing criminal cases related to the NEET leak.

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State agencies have targeted protesters in both Bihar and Assam. All 2 developments

Within Protests over the NEET paper leak are ongoing, with LJP members involved in disrupting proceedings in the Assembly body.

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National Human Rights Commission
National human rights institutions of India

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Bihar
state in eastern India
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