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A conflict is brewing in the series 'Lock Up' as Shilpa Shinde constantly criticizes Harshad Chopra and Shivangi Joshi. Sometimes Shilpa calls them reflections of each other, and sometimes she shows aggression towards them.

Conflict Between Actors

A recent promotional video for the new season of 'Lock Up' showed Shilpa Shinde repeatedly calling Harshad and Shivangi 'lovebirds'. When Harshad tried to stop the creation of a forced romantic image around Shivangi, he faced sharp criticism from Shilpa. Shilpa stated that she would not reconcile with these 'lovebirds.'

In response, Shivangi asked, 'What do these lovebirds do, Shilpa Ji?' To provoke both of them, Shilpa climbed onto Harshad's gymnastics mat, which he was looking for. When Harshad asked about his mat, Shilpa replied that she was sleeping on it and would not give it back.

Harshad's Emotional Reaction

Later, irritated, Shilpa addressed Harshad and Shivangi, asking them to leave, calling them 'lovebirds'. However, this time Harshad lost his composure. Late at night, he started yelling at Shilpa, asking why she spoke of 'lovebirds' like that, and whether she had ever seen friendship in her life.

Harshad also supported Shivangi, telling Shilpa, 'She is of marriageable age. You are spreading rumors about her. I am her friend.' His reaction surprised everyone.

Appearance of Apoorva Mahidji

Meanwhile, Apoorva Mahidji, known as Rebel Kid, appeared in the show as a guest. Apoorva looked surprised after Harshad's anger and compared him to the character Kabir Singh. Apoorva noted, 'Today we saw Harshad as Kabir Singh.'

Previously, in episodes, Shilpa Shinde was also seen crying during a shared meal with the participants; sometimes she cried in the bathroom, and sometimes she sat outside. Tension currently reigns in the show, and Shilpa Shinde does not miss an opportunity to attack Shivangi and Harshad.

Samajwadi Party Member of Parliament, Dimple Yadav, along with other party members, traveled from Parliament to Jantarkhand Mantar to support the protest by the Congress People's Party (CJP). The protest was organized against the alleged leak of NEET exam materials and violations in the education system.

Dimple Yadav's Stance

Carrying a placard that read 'NEET hai, ki Cheat hai' (Is this NEET or cheating?), Dimple Yadav stated that they support the students. She emphasized that the entire process is corrupt, and it is the youth and students who bear the burden of this process, experiencing severe mental stress.

According to Dimple Yadav, the situation across the country is such that the youth want to voice their concerns, but the government refuses to listen or engage in dialogue. She noted that students have repeatedly expressed this opinion, and Sonam Wangchuk also called on the government to start a dialogue. Nevertheless, the government demonstrates rigidity and indifference, ignoring the opinions of others.

Accusations Against the Government

Dimple Yadav, who is the wife of Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav, told the news agency ANI that people across the country are suffering—whether farmers, environmental issues, or youth—but the government is unwilling to accept any comments or solve problems. She added that students are simply demanding fair exams, but this government does not support either fair exams or fair elections.

Akhilesh Yadav also accused the government led by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of ignoring student problems and reported multiple leaks of examination materials in Uttar Pradesh. He stated that an audit conducted in Uttar Pradesh revealed that over 20 examination papers were leaked, and no one was arrested because individuals associated with the BJP were involved.

Opposition Reaction and Police

Opposition members stood up, chanting slogans in support of the students protesting at Jantarkhand Mantar, as well as in protest against the subsequent actions of the police. Earlier, after the materials were presented in the Upper House, opposition leader Mallikarjun Kharge spoke about the NEET-UG 2026 material leak, stating that it affects the future of hundreds of thousands of students.

Kharge reported that thousands of students arrived at Jantarkhand Mantar (where the protest is taking place) and were subjected to lathi charges. He stated that the government is trying to suppress and silence this issue, while opposition members stood and shouted 'shame, shame.'

According to eyewitnesses, Delhi Police used batons and sticks to disperse hundreds of students and youth activists who marched from Mandi House metro station towards Jantarkhand Mantar on Monday, attempting to reach the CJP protest site. Protesters, including a large number of women, chanted slogans against the Centre while moving towards Jantarkhand Mantar. A large number of Delhi Police personnel were present in the area, trying to prevent the procession's advance.

A large number of protesters gathered at Jantarkhand Mantar on Monday attempted to organize their 'Chalo Sansad' march, demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan regarding the alleged NEET material leak. The situation escalated due to clashes between the police and demonstrators, as security personnel tried to stop them from crossing barricades. The police maintained a heavy presence, setting up several layers of barricades across the New Delhi area to control the movement of protesters.