That dreadful message of PM Modi came out from the closed rooms of ‘Mangal Milan’ meeting on NEET Paper Leak controversy, which has given sleepless nights to the exam mafias! Know the whole inside truth.
PM Modi NEET Controversy: After the huge chaos and ‘cockroach movement’ inside and outside the Parliament on Monday, a very important and sensitive movement was seen in the corridors of power on Tuesday. A high-profile meeting of the parliamentary party of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) was held, which was named ‘Mangal Milan’. As soon as this meeting ended, when Union Minister Kiren Rijiju came in front of the media, his facial expressions clearly showed that a very big and tough decision had been taken. Rijiju directly delivered such a strong message from Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the country’s biggest examination controversy i.e. NEET paper leak issue, which has created a stir in the entire political and administrative system of the country.
Will no criminal escape now? That strict warning from PM Modi
In this closed-door meeting, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, using very strong words, made it clear that no culprit who is playing with the future of crores of youth of the country will be spared at all. Minister Kiren Rijiju was quoted as saying that the Prime Minister has pledged to give ‘strictest’ punishment to those responsible behind this entire racket. The Prime Minister stressed that stopping the recurring paper leaks in the country is no longer the job of just one department, but has become a very important “national responsibility”. The government is now in no mood to show any kind of laxity in this matter, and a strict action plan is being prepared against the culprits which will set an example in the times to come.
‘There is no flaw’… After all, what kind of examination system does PM Modi want?
In the meeting, the Prime Minister stressed on developing such an examination system in which there is no scope for paper leaks or other irregularities. He said that the Central and State Governments as well as all the concerned institutions will have to work together to create such a system on which the students and parents of the country can have complete trust. This message has come at a time when there is a continuous debate on the credibility of various competitive examinations and lakhs of candidates are demanding a fair examination system.
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Prime Minister’s ‘masterstroke’ call amid opposition’s maze
On one hand, while the entire opposition is mobilizing in the Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha to corner the government under the leadership of Mallikarjun Kharge and is adamant on the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, on the other hand the Prime Minister has played a big political gamble. PM Modi has appealed to all the allies of NDA to stand completely united in this legislative work. Along with this, he has also sent a strong but constructive message to the opposition camp. “No matter how serious our political differences may be, when it comes to the future of the country and the welfare of crores of our youth, it becomes a common and sacred responsibility of all MPs in Parliament,” the Prime Minister said.
Creation of such an examination system in which even a bird cannot kill
The most important outcome of this entire meeting was to prepare a blueprint for a foolproof examination system, within which no breach can be made in future. The Prime Minister has called for collective efforts by all parties and agencies to create an impenetrable system (examination system) in which no loopholes or loopholes are left. To restore the broken confidence of the youth, the government is now preparing to bring such a combination of technology and strict laws, which will break the back of the examination mafia forever. Now it remains to be seen whether the government is able to bring the opposition on one platform to fulfill this national responsibility amidst this tumultuous atmosphere in the Parliament or not.
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