Indian Opposition to Pressure Amit Shah, Participate in Paper Leak Bill Debate
On July 27, 2026, the Indian opposition INDIA bloc met to strategize after student protests ended. They decided to continue targeting Home Minister Amit Shah over police use of pellet guns and excessive force against students. Despite internal differences, the bloc resolved to participate in the debate on the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, rather than disrupt it. Samajwadi Party pushed for a debate on the Ram Temple donation theft case, but many leaders preferred focusing on policy issues like education. The RSP called the Bill an 'eyewash' that centralizes power, while the DMK reiterated its demand to scrap NEET. The opposition plans to highlight instances of police brutality during the debate. Seven hours have been allotted for the debate in both Houses of Parliament.
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