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Govt Invites Opposition for Unconditional NEET Debate to Break Parliament Deadlock

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The Indian government has reached out to opposition leaders in an effort to resolve the ongoing Parliamentary deadlock triggered by the NEET paper leak controversy. Disruptions have repeatedly stalled proceedings since the Monsoon session commenced, with opposition protests forcing multiple adjournments. The Centre has expressed willingness to hold a debate on the issue but without any preconditions, including demands for a ministerial resignation. A meeting of floor leaders is expected shortly to build consensus around holding the discussion. The outreach reflects growing pressure to address concerns over alleged irregularities in the national medical entrance examination.

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