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Priyanka Gandhi Attacks Govt Amid NEET Row

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Priyanka Gandhi attacked the Centre over paper leaks, sought education reforms, and questioned the crackdown on student protesters. She accused the government of 'stealing the future and dreams of the country's youth'.

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Priyanka Gandhi Attacks Govt Amid NEET Row

Priyanka Gandhi attacked the Centre over paper leaks, sought education reforms, and questioned the crackdown on student protesters. She accused the government of 'stealing the future and dreams of the country's youth' and demanded that Prime Minister Modi seek help from education experts and stakeholders to bring a new education policy. Gandhi also questioned the formation of the Nandan Nilekani-led task force and demanded that the government take immediate action to address the issue of paper leaks. The Congress leader has been vocal about the need for education reforms and has been critical of the government's handling of the NEET row. Gandhi's attack on the government comes as the NEET row continues to simmer, with students and parents demanding action against those responsible for the paper leaks.

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NEET Row at Turning Point: Govt Agrees to Debate, Congress Escalates Attack

The Centre agreed to a discussion in Parliament on the NEET paper leak controversy, but the Congress stepped up its attack, demanding Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. The Congress has been leading the Opposition's charge against the government over the NEET UG paper leaks. The government has assured that it will take necessary steps to address the issue. The NEET UG paper leaks have become a major issue in the country, and the government is under pressure to address it. The Congress has demanded Pradhan's resignation, but the government has refused to budge. The Centre's decision to agree to a discussion in Parliament is a significant development in the NEET row.

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