Government Ready To Discuss NEET Paper Leak Issue In Parliament: Government ready to discuss NEET paper leak issue in Parliament, Kiren Rijiju clarified, then why is Congress creating ruckus?
New Delhi. The government is ready to discuss the NEET paper leak issue in Parliament. Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju gave this information while presenting the government’s side in the Lok Sabha today. He said that since the first day of the monsoon session, the government has been saying that we are ready to discuss all important issues. We are ready to discuss the NEET exam paper leak from the beginning. We are still ready. We have told Congress leaders as well as leaders of other parties that the government is ready for discussion but how the discussion will take place will be decided after a meeting with everyone under the chairmanship of the chairperson. But if they (Congress) are looking for excuses for not discussing and putting conditions, then it is not right.

Rijiju said that our government is ready to discuss NEET exam and related matters for the future of the youth. It is our responsibility to tell the country what steps the government has taken. As soon as the chairperson takes a decision on this, the government is 100 percent ready for discussion. On the other hand, Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha and National President of Congress Mallikarjun Kharge said that if there is to be a discussion on NEET, then Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan should first resign. Unless he resigns, there will be no fair discussion here, hence his resignation is necessary.

Let us tell you that a day ago, when Rahul Gandhi was staging a protest near the PM’s residence, Union Minister Jitendra Singh had gone to talk to him on behalf of the government. According to the Union Minister, Rahul had said that if the government discusses the NEET issue in Parliament, he will leave the strike. After this, when his point was accepted, he became adamant on the resignation of the Education Minister.
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