Constitute expert committee for NEP-2020 without RSS members: CWC member
A Congress Working Committee member has demanded the formation of an expert committee without RSS members to create a comprehensive education policy. The member alleged that numerous paper leaks occurred during the current government's rule. The member also called for compensation and government jobs for the families of students who took their lives after a question paper leak.
- ▪Gidugu Rudra Raju demanded the constitution of an expert committee without RSS members for a comprehensive education policy.
- ▪152 incidents of paper leaks were reported during the twelve-year rule by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
- ▪The National Council of Educational Research and Training and National Testing Agency are being led by RSS members.
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Former Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee president and Congress Working Committee Member Gidugu Rudra Raju on Monday demanded the constitution of an expert committee without those associated with Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) for a comprehensive education policy by replacing the New Education Policy 2020 for reforms in the education system.Mr. Raju has alleged that as many as 152 incidents of paper leaks of various competitive examinations, including NEET and CBSE, were reported during the twelve-year rule by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.“The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) and National Testing Agency (NTA) and the Vice-Chancellors of many premier universities are being led by RSS members.
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