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- Tamil Nadu's ruling party Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) has renewed its demand for the complete abolition of the NEET medical entrance exam, as students in Delhi protest over an alleged paper leak.
- The party said it opposes the NEET system itself, not just exam irregularities, and wants education moved from the Concurrent List to the State List so states control education, including medical admissions.
- As an interim measure, it proposed a special concurrent list giving states full decision-making powers.
- TVK also criticised the DMK, which had promised before the 2021 assembly elections to scrap NEET, accusing it of making false promises for votes without naming the party.
What to watch next
- Whether the Centre responds to demands to move education to the State List or create a special concurrent list
- Outcome of protests and any action over the NEET paper leak in Delhi
- Political exchanges between TVK and DMK over the NEET abolition promise ahead of elections
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