Modi has not yet taken office, he has not demolished the houses of 24 lakh students…Rahul Gandhi said about NEET result.

Controversy over NEET result is not over yet. Alleging irregularities in the examination results, the students took to the streets and there is a great commotion. At the same time, political parties are attacking the central government. In this case, former Congress president Rahul Gandhi has severely attacked Narendra Modi. He has alleged that the houses of 24 lakh students have been destroyed due to malpractice in NEET examination. Rahul Gandhi tweeted, 'Narendra Modi is yet to take office, NEET malpractice has devastated over 24 lakh students and their families. 6 students from the same exam center have topped with maximum marks, how many have secured technically impossible marks, but the government continues to deny that there is no possibility of a paper leak. I will also raise the issues of students in Parliament, 'Congress has come up with a strong plan to deal with this paper leakage business in collusion with the education mafia and the government machinery. In our manifesto, we resolved to free students from paper leakage by enacting a law. Today I pledge to all the students of the country that I will become your voice in Parliament and strongly raise issues related to your future. The youth have expressed faith in India and India will not allow their voices to be silenced. What was NTA's explanation about NEET result? At the same time, after denying any irregularities in the NEET exam, the NDA's stance now appears to be on the defensive. The institution said that due to time constraints, consideration will be given to awarding grace marks to the students. The NEET results were released on June 4. Many candidates scored 720, 719 and 718 out of 720. Questions were raised in this regard. Experts also said it is impossible to get such numbers. According to NTA, the review will not affect the overall result.