NEET-UG Exam: After Centre, now NTA files affidavit in Supreme Court

Following the central government, now the NDA has also filed an affidavit in the Supreme Court in the case related to the NEET exam. It has been said that the NEET UG exam should not be cancelled. The NDA claims that irregularities took place only in Patna and Godhra examination centres. So the entire exam should not be canceled based on individual examples. In an affidavit filed in the Supreme Court before the National Examinations Agency (NDA), the central government has stated that it does not want to cancel the examination. Canceling the exam will not be right unless there is proof of paper leakage across the country. Results are declared. In such a scenario, cancellation of the exam would be a deceiving action for lakhs of candidates. Also Read- The Center does not want to cancel the NEET-UG exam, filed an affidavit in the Supreme Court explaining the reason for holding the NEET-UG exam on May 5 this year. In this, about 23 lakh people wrote in 4 thousand 750 examination centers in 571 cities. After this, there were protests in several cities over alleged paper leaks and irregularities. Opposition parties continue to attack the government. Several cases have been filed in various courts of the country in this regard. Also Read – Medical Exam Papers Not Leaked, Kerala Police's Explanation on Petitions for Canceling Exams, Re-examination, Court-Monitored, Inquiry by Ministry of Education It said that there will not be any major problem in the exam. In the absence of evidence, it would not be logical to cancel the examination and declare the results. Also Read- Will NEET be open book mode? The RSS submitted recommendations to the Radhakrishnan Committee, stating in its affidavit that canceling the exam would result in loss of lakhs of honest candidates. The government is determined to protect the interests of lakhs of students who have worked hard and appeared for the exams. Therefore, petitions based on mere conjecture without any facts should be rejected.