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- Supreme Court today (May 25) expressed its anguish that the NEET-UG 2026 had to be cancelled over paper leak. The Court orally remarked that despite the directions issued by the Court in 2024 regarding the paper leak two years ago, the National Testing Agency(NTA) has not learned its lesson.
- SC *refused urgent listing* of Cockroach Janta Party PIL. CJI remark: _“Don’t take it sentimentally.”_ This is *PIL Jurisprudence + Art 32 Filter*. Key for *HJS, Law Officer, Constitutional Law*.
- Breaking: _PIL in SC to Probe “Cockroach Janta Party” + Fake Law Degrees_
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