Congress Demands Justice for Students Over NEET Examination Irregularities

The Congress held a demonstration demanding justice for students affected by alleged irregularities in the NEET examination. Party leaders criticized the central government for its silence on the matter and called for the exam's cancellation, citing corruption and unfair practices affecting the future of many students.

The Congress on Friday staged a protest to demand justice for students impacted by the alleged irregularities in the NEET examination.

Gathering at the Collectorate Circle, Congress leaders called on the Centre to address the issue.

Congress state chief Govind Singh Dotasra claimed, 'It's evident that corruption tainted the NEET examination, yet the Centre refuses to cancel the exam.'

Dotasra questioned the allocation of grace marks and selective examination centers.

He accused the central government of silence despite arrests made by Gujarat and Bihar police regarding a suspected paper leak.

Dotasra stressed that the central government's actions jeopardize the futures of countless students, leading to nationwide protests instigated by the AICC.

Congress MP Ummedaram Beniwal also condemned the situation, calling it an injustice to students.

'The Congress will persist in its fight from the streets to the Parliament. The flawed exam must be annulled,' Beniwal declared.

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