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Rijiju: Centre Ready For NEET Paper Leak Debate

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju accuses Opposition of dodging debate, Centre is 100% ready

Mumbai Alert · Politics Desk
Mumbai Alert · Politics Desk
Politics Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Wed, 22 July 2026 at 04:01 pm
Rijiju: Centre Ready For NEET Paper Leak Debate

Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju stated that the government is ready to discuss the NEET exam paper leak issue in the Rajya Sabha.

Rijiju made this statement during the ongoing Monsoon Session, saying that the government has been maintaining its readiness to discuss all important issues since the beginning of the session.

He accused the Opposition of looking for excuses to avoid a debate and putting conditions to dodge the discussion. Rijiju emphasized that if the Opposition is looking for excuses to not have a discussion, then it is not right.

The Minister said that the government has conveyed its willingness to discuss the issue to Congress leaders as well as leaders of other parties. He added that the government is ready to have a discussion on the NEET exam paper leak and related matters for the future of the youth.

Rijiju's remarks come after the Rajya Sabha witnessed disruptions on Wednesday, the third day of the Monsoon session, as Congress President and Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge spearheaded a protest.

The government has been maintaining that it is 100% ready for a discussion on the issue. Rijiju said that the government wants to respond to the Opposition's demands and they should listen.

He also stated that if the Opposition raises a demand but is not willing to hear the response, it means they are not interested in a discussion.

The Monsoon session has seen disruptions over various issues, including the NEET exam paper leak. The government has been trying to convince the Opposition to have a discussion on the issue.

The NEET exam paper leak has been a major issue, with many students and parents affected by it. The government has been under pressure to take action and provide a solution to the problem.

Rijiju's statement is seen as an attempt to reach out to the Opposition and have a discussion on the issue. However, it remains to be seen whether the Opposition will agree to have a discussion or continue to protest.

The issue of the NEET exam paper leak is a significant one, and it is essential that the government and the Opposition work together to find a solution. The future of many students depends on it, and it is the responsibility of the government to ensure that the issue is resolved as soon as possible.

In conclusion, the government is ready to discuss the NEET exam paper leak issue, and it is up to the Opposition to agree to have a discussion. The issue is a critical one, and it is essential that a solution is found as soon as possible.

Frequently asked questions

Is the government ready to discuss the NEET paper leak issue?

Yes, the government is 100% ready to discuss the issue.

Why is the Opposition protesting?

The Opposition is protesting over various issues, including the NEET exam paper leak.

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