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Associated Press reporters described thousands of young protesters continuing a sit-in on 23 July after two confrontations with police that week. The movement is demanding examination reforms and government accountability.
The Associated Press reported that Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced fast-track courts to handle examination paper-leak cases on 23 July. Further implementation details require primary-document confirmation.
Akashvani News reported a government statement saying Delhi Police had confirmed no casualties during the protests. This is presented as an official claim, not an independently resolved finding; Human Rights Watch separately reported injuries.
Associated Press reporters documented police use of tear gas and batons. Human Rights Watch later said it interviewed nine witnesses and verified ten videos; it also documented violence against a police officer in one video and called for an impartial investigation.
AP and NDTV reported that a protest delegation met Union Health Minister J. P. Nadda on 20 July and presented a memorandum of demands. NDTV reported that the government would examine it through appropriate channels.