Congress leader Rahul Gandhi uploaded a video on his account in which he was seen having a conversation with the students who raised the issues regarding the NEET exam.
After the alleged irregularities in the medical entrance examination National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test-Undergraduate 2024 (NEET-UG), Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi targeted the BJP and said that they stand with the students.
Rahul Gandhi took to his official X handle and said, "Thousands of students appearing for NEET are on the streets with their families in the scorching heat and Narendra Modi is silently watching the spectacle."
He added further, "I assure them that in this struggle, from the streets to the Parliament, India is with you."
The Congress leader uploaded a video on his account in which he was seen having a conversation with the students who raised the issues regarding the NEET exam.
In the video, Gandhi said, "In the last seven years, the paper has been leaked 70 times, and two crore youth faced trouble because of this leak. We will fight this together and will win. If the government cannot protect you, the opposition will protect you. I will raise this issue in the House and will put pressure on the government."
Meanwhile, the Supreme Court on Friday again declined to stay the process of counselling in the NEET-UG 2024 and has issued a notice to the National Testing Agency (NTA), which conducts the examination.
A vacation bench of Justices Vikram Nath and SVN Bhatti of the apex court has tagged the fresh pleas along with pending petitions and posted them for hearing on July 8. On Thursday, the top court issued a notice on a plea filed by the NTA seeking the transfer of petitions relating to the NEET-UG, 2024 examination from the High Courts to the apex court.
A vacation bench has also stayed proceedings before different high courts. The vacation bench was hearing pleas due to allegations of question paper leaks and other malpractices. The apex court reiterated that it would not stop the counselling process.
The Supreme Court has also issued a notice to the Centre and NTA on a petition filed by some students who appeared in the Meghalaya centre for the NEET-UG exam and allegedly lost 45 minutes and prayed they should be a part of the 1563 students who got grace marks and were given the option to appear for re-exam on June 23.
The Supreme Court has posted the pleas for hearing on July 8.
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