Government ready to debate NEET paper leak in Parliament 'the way Opposition wants'
Track July 24 Jantar Mantar protests hereThe jockeying over how the issue will be debated in Parliament comes against the backdrop of a 48-day long protest launched by the CJP, after the NEET paper leak. (ANI/PTI)Opposition parties, however, decided to continue their protests. On Thursday evening, Rahul Gandhi , the leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha called a meeting of all opposition lawmakers to chalk out new protest plans to highlight the students’ issue outside the Parliament. On Tuesday, Gandhi had led an unprecedented protest outside the PM’s residence.ALSO READ | Sonam Wangchuk ends hunger strike after 26 days; PM Modi, Abhijeet Dipke reactParliamentary affairs minister Kiren Rijiju told the Lok Sabha on Thursday that the government is willing to discuss the larger issue in Parliament.
- ▪Track July 24 Jantar Mantar protests hereThe jockeying over how the issue will be debated in Parliament comes against the backdrop of a 48-day long protest launched by the CJP, after the NEET paper leak. (ANI/PTI)Opposition parties, however
- ▪On Thursday evening, Rahul Gandhi , the leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha called a meeting of all opposition lawmakers to chalk out new protest plans to highlight the students’ issue outside the Parliament.
- ▪On Tuesday, Gandhi had led an unprecedented protest outside the PM’s residence.ALSO READ | Sonam Wangchuk ends hunger strike after 26 days; PM Modi, Abhijeet Dipke reactParliamentary affairs minister Kiren Rijiju told the Lok Sabha on Thurs
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HomeNextGovernment ready to debate NEET paper leak in Parliament 'the way Opposition wants'Rahul Gandhi had called a meeting of all opposition lawmakers to chalk out new protest plans to highlight the students’ issue outside Parliament.Updated on: Jul 24, 2026, 07:33:41 ISTBy Saubhadra ChatterjiPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link The government on Thursday offered to discuss the students’ issue “the way the Opposition wants it”, tacitly giving in to a demand from the opposition for an adjournment motion but ruled out any pre-condition such as the resignation of Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan, something the latter and protesting students continue to insist on.
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