Congress Leader Rahul Gandhi Asks For Postponement Of NEET Exam 2021

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Highlights:

  • Rahul Gandhi asks to postpone of NEET Exams 2021
  • The National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET)-UG-2021 examination is scheduled for September 12
  • Rahul Gandhi asked the govt to let the students “have a fair chance” in the exams

Indian politician from the Congress party, Rahul Gandhi, has called for the postponement of the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET)-UG-2021 examination and also slammed the Centre for being “blind to student’s distress”.

The Congress leader also urged the government to let the students “have a fair chance” in the exams.

The Member of Parliament (MP) from Congress tweeted, “Government of India (GOI) is blind to students’ distress. Postpone #NEET exam. Let them have a fair chance”.

Rahul Gandhi’s remarks come a day after the Supreme Court refused to defer NEET-UG- 21 examinations scheduled for September 12.

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On Monday, a bench of the Supreme Court of India which was headed by Justice A M Khanwilkar refused to interfere with a petition filed which sought directions to the authorities concerned for rescheduling the NEET UG- 21.

The bench led by Justice Khanwilkar said, “We are not inclined to pass any order. Sorry. You (the petitioner) may approach and make your representation to the Competent Authorities with your prayers and reliefs you seek,” and refused to interfere with the petition and pass any order on the issue.

The National Testing Agency (NTA) on the 3rd of September had clarified to the bench that the students would be allowed to appear for the examination, irrespective of the fact that CBSE results would not be declared by then.

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