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Rahul Gandhi demands Amit Shah statement, PM apology over NEET protests

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Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi has renewed his demand for Union Home Minister Amit Shah to address Parliament on police action taken against students protesting the NEET paper leak. Gandhi also called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to personally apologise over the controversy. The Congress leader further raised the issue of alleged donation theft at the Ayodhya Ram Mandir, demanding accountability. Gandhi dismissed any informal engagement with Amit Shah, stating the opposition was not interested in what he termed 'fantasy conversations'. His remarks came amid an ongoing standoff between the treasury benches and the opposition in Parliament.

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