Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) working president KT Rama Rao (KTR) has criticized the handling of the NEET exam, raising serious concerns about the confusion surrounding the examination. KTR slammed the central government for its inaction despite reports of NEET question papers being sold for exorbitant amounts in Bihar.
Questions arise: Why has the Modi government failed to address the numerous allegations and suspicions surrounding the NEET exam? Why has the Prime Minister remained silent on such a critical issue affecting students and parents across the country?
KTR demands answers: He calls for a thorough investigation into the matter and strict action against those responsible for any malpractices. He emphasizes the need for reassurance to be provided to students and their families who have been affected by the uncertainties surrounding the NEET exam.
Concerns are raised: The unprecedented scenario of 67 students achieving the first rank in NEET raises suspicions of paper leakage. How can eight students from the same center score identical high marks, hinting at possible irregularities in the exam process?
KTR highlights discrepancies: The early announcement of results on election day adds to the suspicions surrounding the NEET exam. Why did the central government delay taking action despite mounting evidence of malpractice in the examination process?
Criticism mounts: Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s attempts to downplay the issue only serve to fuel concerns about the transparency and integrity of the NEET exam. Why has the central government turned a blind eye to the pleas and complaints from students and concerned individuals?
Calls for action: KTR urges MPs from Telangana to intervene and ensure that students from the state are not unfairly affected by the irregularities in NEET. He demands accountability from the NTA and emphasizes the need for a comprehensive investigation into the alleged paper leakage.
Looking ahead: KTR stresses the importance of preventing such incidents in the future to maintain trust in competitive exams conducted under the NTA’s supervision. The BRS stands ready to fight for the rights of students impacted by these irregularities and calls for immediate action from the central government to address the issue decisively.
