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NEET paper leak: 'Two IPLs, Indian Paper Leak…', AAP MP Raghav Chadha slams Govt in Rajya Sabha
New Delhi: Rajya Sabha AAP MP Raghav Chadha lashed out at the central Government over the alleged irregularities in the NEET exam claiming that it has played with the future of the aspirants.NEET paper leak: 'Two IPLs, Indian Paper Leak…', AAP MP Raghav C...
BJP-led Centre incompetent to conduct NEET, says DMK's Annadurai
Reiterating its opposition to the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), the DMK has criticized the BJP-led central government, calling it incompetent in handling the exam's scale. DMK spokesperson Saravanan Annadurai emphasized the party's stance against NEET, citing its adverse impact on social justice and disadvantaged communities. Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured that the government is seriously addressing NEET-related issues. Allegations of paper leaks have led to significant opposition criticism, with Rahul Gandhi labeling NEET as biased towards rich students. The recent NEET UG exam saw an unprecedented number of perfect scores, sparking protests.
PM Modi speaks on NEET, says govt won't spare those behind paper leaks
Earlier on Tuesday, the Leader of Opposition (LoP) in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday penned a letter to PM Modi, urging for an immediate debate in Parliament to address the growing concerns over the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET).
NEET Paper Leak: How Bali trip and swanky school building led CBI to Hazaribagh school principal's doorstep
The CBI is investigating Oasis School in Hazaribag and its principal, Ehsanul Haque, for alleged involvement in the NEET-UG paper leak. The investigation focuses on the school's rapid growth, Haque's role as a city coordinator, and his suspicious trip to Bali. Officials are examining his financial transactions and connections to the Bihar paper-leak gang.
Rajya Sabha: Opposition members attack govt over paper leaks, demand cancellation of NEET exam
Opposition members in the Rajya Sabha criticised the government over recent examination paper leaks, highlighting the impact on youths and student morale. Calls were made for a fair probe supervised by the Supreme Court, expressing doubts about the government's handling of the situation. Allegations of irregularities, corruption, and lack of action against coaching centers were raised, with demands for accountability and cancellation of exams.
Rahul Gandhi writes to Prime Minister Modi, requests him to lead Parliamentary debate on NEET
"Our students deserve answers. A parliamentary debate is the first step towards rebuilding and restoring their faith. Given the urgency of the matter, I request the government to facilitate a debate in the House tomorrow. I believe that it would be fitting if you were to lead this debate in the interest of the students," the letter reads
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NEET-UG row: SC to hear batch of pleas on July 8
The Supreme Court is set to hear on July 8 a series of petitions concerning the NEET-UG examination, which took place on May 5 amidst allegations of irregularities including paper leaks. The petitions, totaling 26, seek various reliefs such as holding the exam afresh due to alleged malpractices. The exam, conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA), saw participation from around 24 lakh candidates across 4,750 centers.
Mallikarjun Kharge raises NEET, Manipur, Agniveer in Rajya Sabha
Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge criticised the BJP-led government during the Rajya Sabha discussion on the President's address, highlighting issues like exam paper leaks, train accidents, terror attacks, and currency depreciation. He expressed concern over the NEET paper leak affecting 30 lakh students and called for a Supreme Court-monitored investigation. Kharge also raised issues related to Manipur, statue relocation, Agnipath scheme, 'one rank, one pension', and PM Modi's rhetoric on minorities and Pakistan.
NEET a 'commercial' exam designed to suit rich students: Rahul Gandhi in Lok Sabha
Rahul Gandhi accuses NEET of favoring the rich, calls for transparency. Government faces scrutiny over exam irregularities. Panel formed for fair conduct. Critics demand discussion in Parliament for student welfare.
NDA's third term marred with paper leaks, terror attacks, train accident, airport canopy collapse: Mallikarjun Kharge
Listing out many recent incidents, Kharge pointed out that there have been exam paper leaks, cancellation of many examinations, train accident, three terror attacks in Jammu & Kashmir, leakages in Ram temple, collapse of canopy at three airports, increase in toll taxes and depreciation of rupee.
NEET paper leak issue causes Opposition walk out in Lok Sabha, Congress' Rahul Gandhi seeks discussion
Opposition in Lok Sabha demanded a dedicated one-day discussion on the NEET paper leak, led by Rahul Gandhi. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh stated no separate discussion until the motion of thanks concludes. Speaker Om Birla affirmed no tradition of side discussions, suggesting a separate notice for NEET. Opposition walked out seeking government assurance.
RS LoP Mallikarjun Kharge leads Oppn MPs into well to protest paper leak
The Opposition in India has urged the government to address the NEET paper leak issue in the Rajya Sabha, causing widespread protests. Leader Mallikarjun Kharge and other leaders walked into the well of the House, while Congress member Phulo Devo Netam fainted due to exhaustion during protests. Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar announced he will not take up notices for suspending listed businesses to address the issue first.
Parliament set to witness stormy debate on NEET-UG row, Agnipath scheme, inflation from Monday
Parliament will witness heated debates on various issues like the NEET paper leak, the Agnipath initiative, and inflation as both houses reconvene on Monday. The opposition is also expected to raise concerns about unemployment. In the Lok Sabha, Anurag Thakur will lead the debate on the Motion of Thanks, seconded by Bansuri Swaraj. The Rajya Sabha debate, initiated by Sudhanshu Trivedi, highlighted Modi's leadership compared to Nehru. Opposition members have protested for a dedicated discussion on the NEET issue.
Lok Sabha adjourned as Opposition demands NEET discussion
Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi said NEET issue is very important for the country and the Opposition wants a dedicated discussion on the matter. Hence, the adjournment motion should be accepted, he said. "Parliament should send a message to the youth that the government and Opposition are together in raising the concerns of students. I urge PM Modi to hold respectful and good discussion on the NEET issue in Parliament as it concerns the country's youth," he added.
President’s address says Emergency was an attack on Constitution
In her first President's Address of NDA 3.0, President Droupadi Murmu emphasized her commitment to an impartial probe and strict punishment for those involved in the recent paper leaks in the NEET and UGC-NET examinations. She also referred to the 1975 national emergency as an attack on the Constitution and a "dark chapter." Murmu emphasized the need for transparency and probity in competitive examinations and government recruitment processes.
Bengal CM Mamata writes to PM Modi, urges to abolish NEET
Mamata Banerjee advocates for restoring state government involvement in admissions to uphold the country's federal structure, amidst concerns of corruption in the NEET Examination system. The Ministry of Education is taking steps to address irregularities and enhance examination processes.
INDIA bloc to move adjournment motions over NEET paper leak
Amidst disruptions, the 18th Lok Sabha session will address NEET paper leak, Agniveer, unemployment, and inflation, with support from DMK MP T Siva and Rashtriya Loktantrik Party.
NEET paper leak case: Bihar Police investigation points to modus operandi, flaws in system
In NEET cases, arrests were made in Godhra and Kheda in Gujarat, Latur in Maharashtra and Patna in Bihar. Sources told ET that the place of the examination centre plays a big role in 'fixing' the system. They usually choose a city which is away from the limelight and where there could be little doubt about any malpractice. Students from West Bengal appeared for NEET in Godhra in Gujarat.
NEET-UG paper leak case: CBI arrests two from Patna
The CBI FIR stated that NEET-UG 2024 was conducted by the National Testing Agency on May 5 at 4,750 centres in 571 cities, including 14 cities abroad, with over 23 lakh candidates appearing for the examination. The complaint alleged that certain isolated incidents occurred in a few states during the conduct of NEET-UG.
Those guilty of paper leaks won't be spared: President Droupadi Murmu
Insisting that there should be "complete transparency and probity" in the process of competitive examinations and government recruitment, President Droupadi Murmu said: "Regarding the recent instances of paper leaks in some examinations, my government is committed to a fair investigation and ensuring strict punishment to the culprits."
NEET Paper Leak Scandal: The role of Sanjiv Mukhiya and his network
An investigation into the NEET-UG paper leak in Bihar has revealed a complex network of scammers. Key among them is Sanjiv Mukhiya, an employee at Nalanda's Noorsarai Horticulture College, and Ravi Atri from Uttar Pradesh, who was previously involved in another leak scandal. Mukhiya took leave shortly after the May 5 exam, claiming to be hospitalized, and has since gone missing.
NEET UG paper leak case: Why a missing professor and his WhatsApp message are key to the investigations
The NEET-UG question paper leak case saw significant developments as Bihar Police's Economic Offences Unit apprehended six more individuals in Deoghar, Jharkhand. This led to a total of 19 arrests related to the case amidst widespread protests across India. A missing professor is said to have sent the NEET-UG question paper exam papers to a gang via WhatsApp.
A tip-off opened NEET Pandora's box: Mystery call on 4 criminals led Bihar police to crack paper leak case
An anonymous whistleblower's tip to Patna police exposed a nationwide NEET-UG fraud network. Four suspects were arrested, leading to the discovery of a large-scale operation where candidates paid Rs 30-50 lakh for leaked questions. The investigation revealed a vast network involving coaching institutes, teachers, and students, with significant evidence seized and multiple arrests made.
NEET paper leak didn't help: Accused spent Rs 30 lakh, got all India rank of 71,000
In Patna, three students implicated in the alleged NEET-UG paper leak failed to achieve passing scores, deepening concerns over the exam's integrity. The controversy led to the cancellation of the UGC-NET June 2024 test amid demands for a CBI investigation. Scores for other beneficiaries ranged from 185 to 500, with the highest scorer ranking 71,000th, far from securing a government medical college seat.
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