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Shivraj Singh Chouhan on NEET Discussion: Centre Urges Opposition to Join Parliament Debate

By Editorial Team
Shivraj Singh Chouhan on NEET Discussion: Centre Urges Opposition to Join Parliament Debate

Shivraj Singh Chouhan on NEET Discussion emerged as a key political development during the ongoing Monsoon Session of Parliament after the Union Minister appealed to the Opposition to participate in a detailed debate on the alleged NEET paper leak and issues concerning India's youth.


Addressing the media, Chouhan said the Central government is prepared for an extensive discussion in Parliament, but accused Opposition parties of repeatedly avoiding the debate and changing their stand on the issue.



Shivraj Singh Chouhan said the government wants Parliament to hold a comprehensive discussion on matters affecting students and young people as part of its broader vision for a developed India.


According to the Union Minister, the Centre is willing to discuss the alleged NEET paper leak, examination reforms and the aspirations of the country's youth in detail during the ongoing Monsoon Session.
He said the government believes Parliament is the appropriate forum for such discussions.

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