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Vijay Backs Rahul Gandhi, Renews TVK Demand to Scrap NEET Exam

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Tamil Nadu politician Vijay, founder of TVK, has taken a dual stance on recent protests, expressing solidarity with Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. He condemned the police action taken against Gandhi, calling it unacceptable. Simultaneously, Vijay used the occasion to reiterate his party's longstanding demand for the abolition of the NEET examination. The call to scrap NEET has been a recurring position of the TVK party, which advocates for state-level control over medical entrance admissions.

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