Protests over the NEET paper leak continued at Jantar Mantar in Delhi for the fourth consecutive day on Saturday. The protests, led by the Centre for Justice and Peace (CJP), are demanding action against those responsible for the leak and seeking the resignation of Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. In response to the agitation, the Delhi Metro has closed 18 stations from 7:30 am until further notice, and Airport Express services have also been restricted. Commuters have criticized the repeated closures and the disruption caused by the security measures. Meanwhile, the central government has taken several steps to crack down on exam malpractices. It has strengthened the anti-paper leak law and terminated the services of up to 47 officials from the National Testing Agency (NTA). Talks between the CJP and the government are expected to continue.