Congress Alleges NEET Paper Leak: A Threat to Students' Futures

Congress leader Shaktisinh Gohil has claimed that the government is avoiding a parliamentary debate on the NEET paper leak issue, accusing those linked to the ruling party of harming students' futures. Investigations are ongoing, with several arrests made, but allegations of higher-level involvement remain unaddressed.

Congress leader Shaktisinh Gohil intensified his accusations against the government on Saturday, claiming the administration is deliberately obstructing a parliamentary debate on the NEET paper leak controversy.

Addressing the media at the Congress headquarters, Gohil alleged, 'People linked to the ruling party have jeopardized the future of countless students. Evidence is overwhelming, yet the government refuses debate.'

The investigation has seen key arrests, including educators and middlemen, but Gohil pointed fingers at higher echelons, questioning why 'big crocodiles' remain untouched. The case has sparked widespread concern among students and parents.

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