NEET Paper Leak Row: J P Nadda Hits Back at Rahul Gandhi, Accuses Congress of Seeking Political Mileage
Nadda said 150 paper leak cases will be investigated and urged Parliament to find a permanent solution, not use the issue for political gain.
- On Wednesday, Union Minister J.P. Nadda accused Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi of being "selective" in citing paper leak cases, urging him not to exploit the serious issue for political mileage.
- Earlier, Gandhi demanded Prime Minister Narendra Modi apologize for Monday's police crackdown on protesters in Central Delhi and asserted three non-negotiable student demands, including Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation.
- Nadda rejected the claims, listing alleged exam irregularities in opposition-ruled states including Jammu & Kashmir, West Bengal, and Kerala, while offering 12 hours for a detailed parliamentary discussion on solutions.
- Congress leader Jairam Ramesh dismissed the press conference as "a sure sign of the regime's increasing desperation," while Defence Minister Rajnath Singh accused the opposition of using students as "political tools."
- The government urged the opposition to refrain from disrupting the ongoing Monsoon Session and seek solutions in Parliament instead of on the streets, insisting it remains the appropriate forum for addressing concerns.
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Govt ready for debate in Parliament over paper leak, says Nadda; slams Rahul
Union minister J P Nadda on Wednesday accused Congress leader Rahul Gandhi of playing politics over the NEET paper leak and urged the Opposition to allow an "intensive" discussion on the issue in Parliament to find a "permanent solution" to the problem, instead of indulging in a blame game.
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Times of IndiaNEET paper leak row: J P Nadda hits back at Rahul Gandhi, accuses Congress of seeking political mileage
Union minister J P Nadda criticized Rahul Gandhi for seeking political mileage on the NEET paper leak issue. He urged for an intensive parliamentary discussion to find long-term solutions to recurring examination leaks. Nadda highlighted the government's responsibility and responsiveness in addressing the matter comprehensively. He questioned Gandhi's selective silence on paper leak cases in opposition-ruled states.
Sure sign of ruling regime's increasing desperation: Congress on Nadda's attack on Rahul
<p>New Delhi, Jul 22 (PTI): The Congress on Wednesday hit back at Union minister J P Nadda for his attack on Rahul Gandhi, saying the former BJP chief's press conference was an unending series of "what-aboutery" and a sure sign of the ruling regime's increasing desperation.</p><p>Congress general secretary in-charge of communications Jairam Ramesh said Nadda should have gone beyond "juvenile finger-pointing" at the press conference by first ackn…
JP Nadda accuses Rahul Gandhi of politicising NEET paper leak, offers Parliament debate
On Sonam Wangchuk proposing to end his indefinite hunger strike if the Centre gives an unequivocal assurance to his demands, including no retaliatory action against students who participated in the protest against alleged examination irregularities, he said, 'We will respond to his open letter'
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