India's Education System Under Scrutiny as NEET Paper Leak Scandal Deepens

Tonight is the night of waiting, the night of decision in New Delhi. Tonight will decide how tomorrow morning will be. Meanwhile, Union Minister JP Nadda held a big press conference on behalf of the government. Addressing the media, he said that the students'movement should not be politicized. The issue of paper leak is a matter of investigation. The opposition should not try to take political advantage of it. Earlier today at 4 pm, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi held a big press conference in Delhi on the NEET paper leak. Rahul Gandhi said that the country's education system has been rigged under the current regime. Congress MP on behalf of fellow students has put three demands before the government. During the press conference, Rahul Gandhi said that the first demand before the government is the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Rahul Gandhi says that while fixing responsibility for the NEET paper leak case, the Union Education Minister should resign from his post. Meanwhile, a letter has reached Wangchuk, 55 MPs, in which Sonam Wangchuk has assured that no student wants to be detained.