NEET Students Meet Rahul Gandhi Over UGC-NET Cancellation at 10 Janpath
- PC : ANI
NEET UG 2024: A delegation of NEET students reached 10 Janpath to meet Congress leader Rahul Gandhi at his residence. Today on June 20. Rahul Gandhi organized a press conference and targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the NEET and UGC NET exam controversy and said that Narendra Modi is not able to stop paper leaks in India or does not want to stop it.
During the press conference he said that this is a national, economic, educational and institutional crisis. Strict action should be taken against those who leak the paper. An organization has taken over the education system.
"Rahul Gandhi assured us of his support. He said he is with us and our focus should be on stopping the counseling," says a NEET aspirant.
Another says, "He spoke in our favor. He said he would protest in his own way and we should focus on continuing our protest."
An NEET aspirant also says, "Rahul Gandhi will fully support us. He said that we do not need to take any tension. He is with us. If we are determined that everything will be right, then everything will be right. Even the Supreme Court We will have to bow down and NTA will also have to think in our interest and our focus should be on banning counselling."
During the press conference he said that this is a national, economic, educational and institutional crisis. Strict action should be taken against those who leak the paper. An organization has taken over the education system.
"Rahul Gandhi assured us of his support. He said he is with us and our focus should be on stopping the counseling," says a NEET aspirant.
Another says, "He spoke in our favor. He said he would protest in his own way and we should focus on continuing our protest."
An NEET aspirant also says, "Rahul Gandhi will fully support us. He said that we do not need to take any tension. He is with us. If we are determined that everything will be right, then everything will be right. Even the Supreme Court We will have to bow down and NTA will also have to think in our interest and our focus should be on banning counselling."
