Rahul Gandhi Demands Broader Accountability Over UGC-NET Retest Controversy

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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has criticized the government over the UGC-NET examination controversy, targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi directly. Gandhi stated that Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation, if it occurs, should be considered only a first step toward fixing the system. He stressed that the leadership of the National Testing Agency (NTA) must also be held accountable for the examination irregularities. The remarks come amid widespread outrage over alleged paper leaks and the subsequent decision to cancel and retest the UGC-NET examination.

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