'NEET paper leaked thrice in last 5 years': Annamalai lambasts former party BJP
K Annamalai criticized the Centre's handling of the NEET controversy and alleged lack of accountability despite repeated question paper leaks.
Annamalai questioned the delay in engaging with protesting students until the issue escalated to a flashpoint.
Annamalai stated the system lost credibility after the NEET-UG question paper was allegedly leaked three times in the past five years.
Annamalai urged the Centre to engage in meaningful dialogue, ensure transparency, and take swift action to address students' concerns.
Annamalai warned that the education system risks losing credibility if students lose faith in its fairness, jeopardizing the nation's future.
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