In New Delhi, Congress chief Rahul Gandhi launched a fierce critique towards the federal government concerning alleged irregularities in NEET and the cancellation of UGC-NET. He acknowledged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has “psychologically collapsed” after the elections and can discover it difficult to manipulate successfully. Gandhi accused the BJP and RSS of capturing academic establishments and claimed that paper leaks will persist till this development is reversed. He drew parallels to the Vyapam scandal in Madhya Pradesh and emphasised the necessity for constant utility of guidelines throughout totally different exams. Gandhi pledged that the Opposition would elevate the difficulty of examination paper leaks in Parliament.

Equally, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi criticized the Modi-led authorities for its incapability to conduct exams correctly. He highlighted the cancellation of UGC-NET resulting from paper leaks and questioned the federal government’s measures to forestall such incidents sooner or later. Owaisi identified the influence on job seekers throughout 15 states affected by 41 circumstances of query paper leaks. He raised considerations concerning the wasted efforts of youth when exams are cancelled and demanded compensation and preventive measures from the federal government.

The controversy surrounding NEET and UGC-NET has escalated, with the matter now below the scrutiny of the Supreme Court docket. The Union schooling ministry has ordered the cancellation of UGC-NET and handed the investigation over to the CBI following considerations concerning the examination’s integrity.