Centre unlikely to sack Pradhan over NEET row, open to compensate victims' kin: Report
Centre unlikely to remove Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan over NEET paper leak, citing lack of personal responsibility.
Government may consider compensation for families of students who died by suicide after the alleged NEET paper leak.
Centre open to talks with protesters led by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), but insists on flexibility over venue.
Union health minister JP Nadda reiterated government's willingness to discuss NEET issue in Parliament under any agreed format and duration.
Leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi called for Pradhan's resignation, calling it a non-negotiable demand.
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