Former IAS, IFS officers write open letter backing anti-NEET protestors

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A group of former Indian Administrative Service and Indian Foreign Service officers penned an open letter. They expressed support for the ongoing protests in Tamil Nadu against the NEET medical entrance exam. The letter, made public on Monday, called the protests a legitimate democratic expression against perceived injustice. The officers urged the Union Government to respect Tamil Nadu's longstanding opposition to NEET and address the concerns of the protestors.

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