Archive · 31 Jul 2026
DMK Stays in Parliament, Pushes for NEET Abolition
The DMK party decided not to leave the parliament.
They stayed in the House and tried to change the bill.
The government only answered the Leader of Opposition, not the DMK.
The DMK is unhappy with the bill and wants to stop the NEET exam.
They want the exam to be abolished.
DMK refused to walk out of parliament and stayed in the House.
DMK, DMDK, and other parties were present during the session.
Attempts to move amendments were met with a reply only to the Leader of Opposition.
DMK expressed dissatisfaction with the bill and the response.
The party’s main goal is to abolish the NEET exam.
- Who
- DMK, DMDK, and other allied parties
- What
- Refused to walk out, attempted amendments, opposed the bill, and called for NEET abolition
- When
- During the current parliamentary session
- Where
- Indian Parliament
- Why
- Dissatisfaction with the bill and the response
- Party
- DMK
- Action
- Refused walkout
- Bill
- NEET
- Stance
- Abolish NEET
- Response
- Reply addressed only to Leader of Opposition