NEET exam will not be cancelled: Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan
New Delhi: The UGC NET exam has been cancelled. Earlier, there were reports of rigging in the NEET exam. On this matter, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan had said recently that there is a need for change in the National Testing Agency and action will be taken against the accused officials of NTA. Meanwhile, Dharmendra Pradhan held a press conference on Thursday at 7 pm. In the press conference, Dharmendra Pradhan said that we are ready for any kind of improvement. Rumors related to paper leak should not be spread. He said that a worrying issue has come before all of us. I want to assure everyone that the government is committed to protecting the interests of the students.
He said that we will not compromise with transparency. The interest of the students is our priority. There will be no compromise with it at any cost. We are in constant touch with the Bihar government regarding the NEET exam. We are also getting some information from Patna. Some discussions have taken place today as well, Patna police is getting to the bottom of this incident. The detailed report will be sent to the Government of India soon. He said, “On getting concrete information, strict action will be taken against the culprits. Be it NTA or any big person in NTA, strict action will be taken against anyone found guilty in this.”
