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Tension in Kolkata's NEET Scam Protest March, Clash with Police at Dorina Crossing

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Tension in Kolkata's NEET Scam Protest March, Clash with Police at Dorina Crossing

**Kolkata:** Tension reached a peak on Friday in Kolkata's streets in protest against the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) scam. The protest march called by leftist student organizations turned heated near Dorina Crossing as it advanced towards Dharmatala.


As the march proceeded towards Dharmatala, a clash broke out when police attempted to stop the protesters. In moments, Dorina Crossing and the Dharmatala area became tense. Additional police forces were deployed at the scene, and security measures were intensified to control the situation.


## What Happened?


According to eyewitnesses, the protesters attempted to break through barricades, and police obstructed them. This led to pushing and protests. For a while, traffic in the area adjacent to Dharmatala was also affected.


The protesters alleged that the police unnecessarily obstructed a peaceful democratic movement. On the other hand, police sources claimed that necessary measures were taken to maintain law and order.


## Why This Movement?


Leftist student organizations called this march in protest against the irregularities and question paper leaks surrounding the NEET examination. The protesters demanded an impartial investigation into the entire incident, strict action against the culprits, and ensuring transparency in the examination process.


## Enhanced Security


After the incident, additional police were deployed in Dharmatala, Dorina Crossing, and surrounding areas. While the situation is currently under control, security measures in the area remain strict. The administration has urged citizens not to pay heed to unnecessary rumors.

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