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SC to hear PIL in NEET aspirant Anitha's death case
The Supreme Court will today hear a public interest litigation (PIL), filed by lawyer G. S. Mani, in National Eligibility and Entrance Test (NEET) aspirant S. Anitha\'s death case.
The Supreme Court will today hear a public interest litigation (PIL), filed by lawyer G. S. Mani, in National Eligibility and Entrance Test (NEET) aspirant S. Anitha's death case.
Anitha, 17-year-old Dalit girl who was the face of the fight against NEET, took her life on September 1.
The teenager from Ariyalur had petitioned the Supreme Court against the implementation of NEET 2017 in Tamil Nadu.
The plea also wants the Tamil Nadu Government to maintain law and order and ensure that protests over Anitha's death don't disrupt normal life.
The PIL has demanded a judicial inquiry by retired High Court judge.
A day after the suicide protests were held across Chennai on September 2 by many groups, including the Left parties and PMK.
The protestors blamed both the State and the Central Government for Anitha's death.
