Parliament witnessed a stormy session as opposition leaders vociferously opposed NEET-UG 2024 amid allegations of widespread irregularities. The CBI, now probing the case, made its first arrests, taking two individuals into custody from Patna. The uproar intensified as only 50% of eligible students attended a re-exam, and students expressed their frustration over the postponement of NEET-PG.
- Opposition slams government over NEET-UG irregularities.
- CBI makes initial arrests in Patna related to the NEET paper leak.
- Only half of the students attended the optional NEET retest.
- Students protest nationwide, expressing disillusionment with the exam system.
- Congress MP criticizes the government, comparing NEET credibility to kindergarten exams.
- Former Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar calls the situation "disappointing."
- Education Ministry forms a high-level panel to review exam reforms.
- Opposition vows to make the NEET issue a focal point in Parliament.
- The central government commits to securing future exams.
- States like Bihar and Gujarat transfer NEET cases to the CBI.
As the investigation continues and the political debate heats up, students and educators alike are calling for significant reforms to ensure fairness and transparency in competitive exams (Hindustan Times).
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