In response to the suicide of an aspirant, CM MK Stalin said on Sunday in Tamil Nadu that a resolution against NEET would be passed in the state parliament on Monday.
File photo of MK Stalin | Credits: PTI
HIGHLIGHTS
- Dhanush – a medical aspirant – died of suicide in Salem
- Education moved to the state list: Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin
- Stalin continued: “NEET has committed atrocities to poor children”
The “legal battle” against the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) begins now, Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin said on Sunday. He also stated that a resolution against NEET would be passed in the Tamil Nadu Assembly on Monday.
“We have come to power and the legal battle against NEET begins now. A decision on permanent appointment on Monday” Exemption from NEET is adopted in the meeting. If we approach this as a problem of the Indian subcontinent and win the support of all prime ministers, we will be successful, “said CM Stalin.
The DMK boss demanded that “education be moved to the state list” and claimed that NEET was riddled with scams and led to student suicides.
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Statement triggered by the death of the aspirant
Earlier in the day, the prime minister spoke to the family of Dhanush, a NEET candidate who died by suicide in Salem Hours before the exam.
At the age of 19, Dhanush was a medical aspirant who wrote NEET twice but failed to get the required grades. Dhanush got very good grades in the 10th and 12th standard, said his brother.
“I was shocked and hurt when I heard of Dhanush’s suicide out of fear of NEET. I express my condolences to his family, ”said Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin on Sunday.
Don’t lose hope: Stalin to the students
He continued, “NEET has inflicted cruelty on poor children from rural and urban areas who, even after two attempts, are unable to eradicate them, which hurt Dhanush, who died by suicide, hurting his understanding of the problems the NEET is facing the student caused what has become the reason for their suicide. “
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Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin also appealed to the students not to lose hope, saying the state government is responsible for creating a bright future for them.
“I assure you that our litigation will continue until NEET is removed by the Union government. So I ask you all not to make extreme decisions, ”said MK Stalin.
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