Lucknow Students to Protest Against Paper Leaks on June 12; CJP Founder Likely to Join

Students will protest against paper leaks at Lucknow’s Eco Garden on June 12, with CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke likely to join the AISA-led event.

Dustin Abhishek

Published: 11 Jun 2026, 05:13 AM

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Updated: 16 Aug 2026, 03:21 AM

Source: Navbharat TimesAgency

Navbharat Times reported that a protest against paper leaks will be held at Lucknow’s Eco Garden on June 12 and that Abhijeet Dipke is expected to join.

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Lucknow Students to Protest Against Paper Leaks on June 12; CJP Founder Likely to Join

Abhijit announced his participation in the protest via a video posted on his Instagram. He stated, "On June 12, we are coming to Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, to join the protest against paper leaks." He appealed to everyone to attend, support the students, and join this fight. In his video, he urged as many people as possible to show up and strengthen the voice raised against paper leaks.

Protest called by AISA

The 'Youth Outrage Protest' has been called by the All India Students Association (AISA). CJP founder Abhijit Deepke will arrive in Lucknow to participate in the protest at Eco Garden. The demonstration will focus on the issue of the NEET paper leak, and demands for transparency in the examination process will be raised.

There are four key demands for the protest scheduled for June 12: an impartial investigation into the paper leak; strict action against the guilty; assurance of a transparent and fair recruitment process; and a guarantee of employment for the youth.

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