New Delhi: Outscribing strong to support prospective tests in the national feasibility (NEET) for medical courses, Congress has requested a center to postpone the entrance examinations in the interests of larger students.
First, the former president of the Rahul Gandhi Congress, who tweeted in the morning advocated for postponement of the exam.
He said, “Goi (Indian government) is blind to the troubles of students.
Postpone #Neet Exam.
Let them have a fair opportunity.” The Indonesian government is blind to student troubles.
Postpone #Neet Exam.
Let them have a fair chance .- Rahul Gandhi (@rahlgandandhi) 1630986692000A a few hours later, all Indian Congress Committees Secretary General is responsible for Uttar Pradesh Priyanka Gandhi Vadra also gives the same opinion.
In a tweet, he said, “Time-by-time the government pushed against legitimate demands from students throughout India.
Why is it difficult for those who have power to hear and help those who are the future of our nation? Is their mental health and not a problem ? “Many times the government pushed against legitimate student demands throughout India.
Why is it so hard …
https://t.co/la7yzrzez- Priyanka Gandhi Vadra (@priyankagandhi) 1631011050000 Hansi by Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Vadra came a day after the Supreme Court refused to postpone the examination of graduates of Near-Under Graduate (UG).
Scheduled for September 12, said it did not want to interfere with the process and it would be “very unfair” to reschedule.
The APEX court heard the petition seeking a delay in examination on the grounds that several other examinations were scheduled for that period.
The bench headed by Justice Am Khanwilkar said if students want to appear in several examinations, they need to prioritize and make choices because maybe there has never been a situation where everyone is satisfied with the exam date.
However, the Apex Court said that the applicant would be in Liberty to make representations before competent authority about this issue and the same thing could be decided earlier in accordance with the law.
“The argument you (advice for the Petitioner) is that Canvassing may not be relevant for candidates 99 percent.
For one percent candidate, the entire system cannot be detained,” the bench, also consists of Judge Hrishikhesh Roy and CT Ravikumar, also, said the Alam Shoeb Advocate Appears for the applicant.
When nature says that around 25,000 students will appear in the repair or test of compartments for class 12, the bench observes that only around one candidate per cent applies to it.
Nature argues that the NEET-UG 821 medical entrance exam is suspended because many other examinations are scheduled around 12 September.
“If you will appear in several tests, then you need to make a choice,” Bench said, “you must add,” Prioritize.
You must also be aware that every delay tends to collide with other examinations.
“The bench said the board each would do their work and the court would not interfere with the exam in such situations.
It was said that the postponement of the exam could affect the next course and everything would be prolonged.” It would be very unfair to reschedule the exam.
NEET is a very big examination.
This is not a country, it is a national exam, “said the bench.
Nature told the court that around 16 Lakh candidates tended to appear in the NEET exam.” We should really define the scope of our judicial review.
Where we go and the extent to which, “the bench was observed, adding it did not want a number of students to suffer in any way because of the postponement of the examination they were” burning midnight oil “and prepared.” The relief claimed in this petition was to cancel public notification on July 13 issued by an examination of competent authority on the NEET-UG examination 2021 on September 12.
For that reason it is used by advisors for the applicant, we will not be impressed or want to show anyone Indulgence to the applicant or to allow them to beg for article 32 Constitution, “Bench said.
(With input from PTI)
Congress demands justice for Neet candidates, asking the government to postpone the exam
