Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Assam Minister Accuses Rahul Gandhi of Politicizing NEET Row
Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu accused Rahul Gandhi of trying to gain political advantage from the NEET paper leak controversy.
Pegu stated that the Central Government has taken steps to address the issue by setting up fast-track courts and initiating legal action.
He criticized Gandhi for using the issue for political campaigns instead of supporting reforms.
Pegu also mentioned that the BJP is ready for a detailed discussion in Parliament, but the Congress and other opposition parties are disrupting proceedings.
The minister highlighted that examination paper leaks are a long-standing issue requiring systemic reforms and bipartisan cooperation.
Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu accused Rahul Gandhi of politicizing the NEET paper leak controversy.
The Central Government has initiated legal action and set up fast-track courts to address the paper leak.
Pegu criticized Gandhi for using the issue for political campaigns instead of supporting reforms.
The BJP is ready for a detailed discussion in Parliament, but the Congress and other opposition parties are disrupting proceedings.
Examination paper leaks are a long-standing issue requiring systemic reforms and bipartisan cooperation.
- Who
- Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu and Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi
- What
- Accusations of politicizing the NEET paper leak controversy
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Assam
- Why
- To address concerns over the NEET paper leak and political motivations behind the issue
BJP's Perspective
Congress's Perspective
Political Exploitation
BJP's Perspective
Rahul Gandhi is exploiting the NEET paper leak controversy for political gain, diverting attention from the government's efforts to address the issue.
Congress's Perspective
Rahul Gandhi is raising legitimate concerns about the NEET paper leak to protect students' interests and demand accountability.
Government's Response
BJP's Perspective
The Central Government has taken prompt action by initiating legal proceedings and setting up fast-track courts to address the paper leak.
Congress's Perspective
The government's response has been inadequate, and more needs to be done to ensure transparency and fairness in the examination system.
Parliamentary Discussions
BJP's Perspective
The BJP is ready for a detailed discussion on the issue in Parliament, but the Congress and other INDIA bloc parties are disrupting proceedings.
Congress's Perspective
The Congress and other opposition parties are seeking a thorough discussion and investigation into the paper leak, which the government is avoiding.
- Minister
- Ranoj Pegu
- Leader Accused
- Rahul Gandhi
- Issue
- NEET Paper Leak Controversy
- Government Action
- Legal action initiated, fast-track courts set up
- States with Alleged Leaks
- Jammu and Kashmir, Jharkhand, Tamil Nadu, Punjab, West Bengal, Karnataka, Kerala, Telangana, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan
- BJP's Stance
- Ready for discussion, alleges Congress disruption
- Congress's Stance
- Demands accountability, alleges government inaction