
There was a lot of uproar in the Lok Sabha during the monsoon session on the NEET paper leak issue. The opposition surrounded the government on this issue. Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi said that nothing is being done on the issue related to lakhs of students in the country. This is a matter of great concern. India's examination system is rubbish. The Union Education Minister condemned this statement of the Leader of the Opposition. He retaliated on the bill brought by the Congress government in 2010 for education reform.
Raising the issue of NEET in the House, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi said that India's examination system is full of fraud. Lakhs of people believe that if you are rich and have money, you can buy the Indian examination system. He said that if the NEET paper leak was a fault of the system, then what was done to improve it? The minister is blaming everyone except himself. Lakhs of students are worried about what is going on in the country.
On this, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said that I condemn calling the country's examination system rubbish. Those who have run the government from the remote. In 2010, the education minister in the Congress government, Kapil Sibal, brought three bills for education reform. These included unfair practices in higher education institutions such as demanding capitation fees, admitting students without qualifications, not issuing fee receipts, and preventing misleading students. So under whose pressure did the Congress government and the opposition leader not allow the bill to be implemented and ask us questions? Our government is committed to improving the examination system and stopping the arbitrariness of private institutions. Reform work is being done under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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