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Protests are ‘wake-up call’: MK Stalin accuses Centre, demands abolition of NEET exam

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MK Stalin, DMK president, accused the Centre and demanded abolition of NEET, calling student protests a 'wake-up call'.
Stalin said NEET failed to reduce student burden, eliminate commercialisation, and improve standards.
He argued NEET shifted learning from schools to coaching centres, calling the problem structural.
Stalin urged the Union Government to trust states and scrap NEET, backing protesters at Delhi's Jantar Mantar.

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