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Pradhan accuses Congress of exploiting students with PM residence protest

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Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has criticised Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party for staging a protest outside the Prime Minister's residence over the NEET issue. Pradhan argued that the demonstration caused public inconvenience and prioritised optics over constructive democratic debate. He maintained that the government remains open to discussing NEET-related concerns and addressing the needs of students. The minister stressed that students deserve concrete reforms and accountability rather than political theatrics.

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