The government has offered to hold a detailed debate in the Lok Sabha on the NEET exam paper leak issue, even as the house remains deadlocked over opposition demands. Parliamentary Affairs Minister stated on Friday that the government is prepared for a comprehensive discussion on the matter. He added that street protests would not help resolve the issue, urging all parties to participate in parliamentary proceedings.
The opposition Congress party, however, is pushing for an adjournment motion to set aside all other business for a focused debate on the leak. The party is also demanding the resignation of the Education Minister over the incident. The offer for a debate comes amid ongoing disruptions in the Lok Sabha, where opposition members have been pressing for a discussion on the exam irregularities.
The NEET paper leak controversy has sparked widespread protests and political sparring. The government insists that it is committed to addressing the issue through parliamentary dialogue, while the opposition maintains that stronger measures are needed to ensure accountability. The Parliament has seen repeated adjournments as both sides remain at loggerheads over the way forward. According to a report from The Hindu, the government's offer for a detailed discussion is intended to break the logjam.