Judgment not satisfactory, but respect SC’s order: All India Muslim Personal Law Board
Board says will go through judgment and decide further course of action
New Delhi: Reacting to the Supreme Court’s order in Ram Janm Bhoomi case, All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) organised a press conference in the national capital and added that it was not satisfied with the Court’s order.
Speaking at the press conference, AIMPLB’s senior advocate Zafaryab Jilani added that the board respects the order of the Court but is disappointed with some of the observations of the judgment.
“We are dissatisfied with some kindness of the judgment. Some of the observations made in the judgment are very useful for the secular fabric of the country but there are also a few things were we thing we are not dissatisfied with” Jilani added.
Jilani further added that the team of advocates will go through the entire judgment and will decide the further course of action to be taken in the case.
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NEET student hangs self in Rajasthan's Sikar
Jaipur (PTI): A student preparing for the NEET examination allegedly committed suicide by hanging himself in a rented room in Rajasthan's Sikar on Friday, police said.
According to the police, the student allegedly hanged himself from a ceiling fan using his sister's scarf while one sister was attending coaching classes and the other was in the bathroom.
He had appeared in the NEET UG exam 2026, which was cancelled due to paper leak, they said.
Udyog Nagar SHO Rajesh Kumar said that the deceased, identified as Pradeep Meghwal, was a resident of Kanika ki Dhani village in Jhunjhunu's Gudha Gaudji area.
He had been living in a rented room in Sikar's Jaldhari Nagar area with his two sisters while preparing for NEET over the last three years.
His elder sister later found him hanging and informed the landlord and police after bringing him down, officials said.
The SHO said the body was kept at SK Hospital mortuary, and a postmortem had not been conducted.
The student's father, Rajesh Kumar Meghwal, told police that Pradeep's NEET examination had gone well and the family was expecting him to score around 650 marks.
Former Rajasthan deputy chief minister Sachin Pilot expressed grief over the incident and linked it to anxiety among students after reports of irregularities and paper leaks in NEET 2026.
Pilot said repeated paper leak incidents and cancellation of examinations were affecting students' mental health and demanded a time-bound investigation and strict action against those responsible.
