NEET victims’ families seek reforms, say Pradhan’s resignation not enough
On Saturday he accompanied his wife to a Lucknow hospital, who is in a trauma after their son’s death.Also Read:‘Show them my son’: Dipke shares video of NEET aspirant’s father who dies by suicide, attacks Pradhan“Any compensation cannot bring back my son to life. I hope the protest will prevent such tragedies in future,” he said. He added if Pradhan would have resigned soon after the protest started, violence at Jantar Mandar could have been avoided.Mother of 18-year-old NEET aspirant, who died by suicide in Nagpur on May 20, said those responsible for her death should be punished.
- ▪On Saturday he accompanied his wife to a Lucknow hospital, who is in a trauma after their son’s death.Also Read:‘Show them my son’: Dipke shares video of NEET aspirant’s father who dies by suicide, attacks Pradhan“Any compensation cannot br
- ▪I hope the protest will prevent such tragedies in future,” he said.
- ▪He added if Pradhan would have resigned soon after the protest started, violence at Jantar Mandar could have been avoided.Mother of 18-year-old NEET aspirant, who died by suicide in Nagpur on May 20, said those responsible for her death sho
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HomeNextNEET victims’ families seek reforms, say Pradhan’s resignation not enoughMost of the parents said the government never understood pain of the students who appeared for NEET and their parentsPublished on: Jul 25, 2026, 19:35:06 ISTBy HT CorrespondentPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link For many parents, who lost their children by suicide after National Eligibility cum Entrance Test Undergraduate (NEET-UG) 2026 paper was cancelled, resignation of education minister Dharmendra Pradhan is not enough.Parents also expressed their anguish at the police for assaulting students in New Delhi and making Pradhan resign only after the pressure of students. (AFP)Most of the parents said the government never understood pain of the students who appeared for NEET and their parents.
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