Protests demanding NEET ban gather momentum across Chennai
A united India is seen and so many people are trying to dismantle it.”Expressing solidarity, filmmaker Vetrimaaran said consistent efforts were required to scrap the examination and he promised to stand by the movement till the end. “The Centre’s biggest motive seems to be to take away our medical education and knowledge so that we fold our hands to them. We must continue to protest to ban NEET,” he said.Mr.
- ▪A united India is seen and so many people are trying to dismantle it.”Expressing solidarity, filmmaker Vetrimaaran said consistent efforts were required to scrap the examination and he promised to stand by the movement till the end.
- ▪“The Centre’s biggest motive seems to be to take away our medical education and knowledge so that we fold our hands to them.
- ▪We must continue to protest to ban NEET,” he said.Mr.
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Opposition to the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) continues to gain momentum as various student groups and activists stage protests across the city, seeking the abolition of the entrance examination and the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.On Thursday, protests were held by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)-Tamil Nadu and the All India Students’ Federation (AISA) at the CPI State headquarters, and by the Neelam Students Movement led by director Pa.
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