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Government Offers to Discuss NEET in Lok Sabha

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The government has offered to discuss the NEET controversy in the Lok Sabha, but the opposition has refused to relent unless the education minister resigns.

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Government Offers to Discuss NEET in Lok Sabha

The government has offered to discuss the NEET controversy in the Lok Sabha, but the opposition has refused to relent unless the education minister resigns. The opposition has been protesting the NEET paper leak, which has led to widespread unrest in the country. The government has said that it is prepared to discuss the issue in the Lok Sabha, but the opposition has demanded that the education minister resign before any discussion takes place. The NEET paper leak has sparked widespread protests across the country, with students and parents demanding action against those responsible. The government has promised to take action against those responsible for the leak, but the opposition has demanded that the education minister resign as a condition for any discussion.

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Dharmendra Pradhan Meets Birla as Government Agrees to Discuss NEET Paper Leak in Lok Sabha

Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has met Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla to discuss the NEET paper leak, which has sparked widespread outrage and calls for action. The government has agreed to a discussion on the issue in the Lok Sabha, with many opposition parties demanding the resignation of Pradhan over the scandal. The NEET paper leak has been a major focus of the opposition's criticism of the government, with many accusing the government of failing to take adequate action to prevent the leak. The incident has sparked widespread outrage and calls for action, with many demanding greater accountability from the government. The discussion in the Lok Sabha is expected to be a major focus of the opposition's criticism of the government.

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