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'A very exceptional thing': Why Opposition wants to take up NEET paper leak in Parliament with an adjournment motion

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'A very exceptional thing': Why Opposition wants to take up NEET paper leak in Parliament with an adjournment motion
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HomeNext'A very exceptional thing': Why Opposition wants to take up NEET paper leak in Parliament with an adjournment motionIt suspends the day's business, ends in a vote and counts as censure if successful. The government was ready to discuss the NEET paper leak in both Houses, he said, and would accept the Opposition’s choice of date and format.Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla said earlier in the day that the form of the debate was itself open to negotiation. The House was ready to take up every issue, he said, asking members to return after Question Hour, so that all parties could be consulted on the rule under which they wished to hold the discussion.

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HomeNext'A very exceptional thing': Why Opposition wants to take up NEET paper leak in Parliament with an adjournment motionIt suspends the day's business, ends in a vote and counts as censure if successful. That is why the Opposition wants it and why Speakers have rarely allowed it.Updated on: Jul 24, 2026, 14:19:12 ISTBy HT News DeskPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link The government indicated on Thursday it was willing to debate students' issues "the way the Opposition wants it" — an offer that was seen as a tacit acceptance of the demand for an adjournment motion, among the sharpest devices available to MPs who want to corner the government in Parliament.Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi and other MPs at the Parliament premises during the ongoing monsoon session, in New Delhi.

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