Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Khader Accuses Centre Over NEET Controversy
The Karnataka Health Minister, U.T. Khader, has accused the Central Government of not taking responsibility for problems in the NEET exams.
He says the government should have listened to students' concerns earlier and is asking for the Education Minister to resign.
He also wants compensation for students who were affected.
There have been protests across the country, and the minister says police have been too harsh with the protesters.
The Congress party, including leader Rahul Gandhi, is supporting the students' protests.
Karnataka Health Minister U.T. Khader accuses the Central Government of evading accountability over NEET examination irregularities.
He demands the resignation of the Union Education Minister and compensation for affected students.
Protests have erupted nationwide, with allegations of police action against protesters.
The Congress party supports the students' agitation and has organized protests across Karnataka.
Khader calls for an inquiry into the examination process and the role of the National Testing Agency (NTA) chairman.
- Who
- Karnataka Health and Family Welfare Minister U.T. Khader
- What
- Accusations against the Central Government over NEET examination irregularities and police action against protesters
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Mangaluru, Karnataka
- Why
- To demand accountability and justice for students affected by alleged examination irregularities
Karnataka Government
Central Government
Accountability for NEET Irregularities
Karnataka Government
The Karnataka Health Minister demands the resignation of the Union Education Minister and compensation for affected students, alleging the Centre's failure to address examination irregularities and police action against protesters.
Central Government
The Central Government has not publicly responded to the allegations, maintaining silence on the issue.
- Minister Involved
- U.T. Khader
- Issue
- NEET Examination Irregularities
- Demands
- Resignation of Union Education Minister, Compensation for Affected Students
- Protests
- Nationwide Demonstrations by Students
- Police Action
- Alleged Lathi-charge and Assaults on Protesters