Published 20:10 IST, July 2nd 2024
‘Those Playing With Youth’s Future Won’t Be Spared’: PM Modi Warns NEET Scam Culprits
PM Modi assured that the government is taking steps to address the NEET exam row adding that those messing with the Indian youth's future will not be spared.
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New Delhi: During his speech on Motion of Thanks to President’s speech, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday, while referring to alleged NEET scam, dressed issue of paper leaks in country, saying that government is working on a war-like scenario to take steps to bring culprits to justice. PM Modi assured country that government is taking critical steps to dress NEET exam leak controversy ding that those messing with Indian youth's future will not be spared.
dressing Lok Sabha, Prime Minister Modi said, "I will tell every student of country, every youth of country that government is very serious about preventing such incidents and we are taking one step after anor to fulfill our responsibilities on a war footing. Those who play with future of youth will not be spared at all.”
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“Arrests are being me continuously across country in NEET case. central government has alrey me a strict law. Necessary steps are being taken to strengn entire system of conducting examination," PM asserted.
Earlier, Congress MP and LoP in Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi requesting a debate in Parliament on NEET issue.
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In his letter dressed to prime minister, Rahul Gandhi said, "Our aim is to engage constructively in interest of 24 lakh NEET aspirants who deserve answers. I believe that it would be fitting if you were to le this debate."
In Rajya Sabha, DMK Rajya Sabha member P Wilson urged Centre to eir abolish medical entrance exam NEET or approve Tamil Nu’s NEET exemption bill to exclude state from competitive exam. He said state legislative assembly h passed Tamil Nu mission to Medical Courses Bill in 2021 and subsequently passed a resolution unanimously against exam and to dress “NEET menace”.
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20:09 IST, July 2nd 2024