Mohammad Sadaqat, a resident of Bihar, has publicly contested his inclusion in a police case related to recent NEET protests. In a video statement that has circulated online, Sadaqat claims that he has been residing in Russia for the last four months, making it physically impossible for him to have participated in the demonstrations in India.

The NEET protests in Bihar have been marked by significant unrest and subsequent police action, as authorities investigate allegations of irregularities in the medical entrance exam. While police have filed charges against numerous individuals suspected of inciting or participating in the protests, Sadaqat’s claim suggests potential errors in the identification process used by law enforcement. The video, which appears to have been filmed in Russia, serves as his primary evidence to refute the charges. As of now, there has been no official response from the Bihar police regarding the specific allegations made by Sadaqat or whether they are reviewing the evidence against him. The situation highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding the NEET exam controversy and the challenges authorities face in accurately identifying participants during large-scale public demonstrations.