Rahul Gandhi Demands Pradhan Exit Over NEET Exam Row

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has intensified his criticism of the central government regarding alleged irregularities in the NEET-UG examination and the Common Law Admission Test Postgraduate exam. Gandhi demanded Prime Minister Narendra Modi's apology and Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation during demonstrations in New Delhi. He stated that protesting students are not terrorists and criticized the alleged thrashing of young individuals seeking a fair education system.

The protests follow the Prime Minister's public announcements regarding fast-track courts to address examination issues. Gandhi publicly rebutted these measures by arguing that the administration has severely harmed the future of the nation's youth and reiterated his core demands. Congress leader Manickam Tagore joined the condemnation by claiming that the blood of India's brightest students is on this scandal.

Opposition parties under the INDIA bloc staged high-profile protests near the Prime Minister's residence to press for accountability. The demonstrations highlight mounting political pressure on the education ministry as student groups continue nationwide agitations. Observers note that the ongoing controversies surrounding high-stakes entrance tests threaten to dominate the current parliamentary session.