Amit Shah ready for NEET debate

New Delhi: Union Home Minister Amit Shah challenged Opposition leaders to submit a formal letter to the Lok Sabha Speaker by 2 pm on Wednesday to start a debate on the NEET paper leak.

The government proposed a 24-hour discussion window, with Shah promising to personally attend the extended session and address all queries raised by the opposition.

Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju affirmed that the NDA government is fully prepared to discuss every aspect of the student protests and exam irregularities.

The Amit Shah’s challenge follows an ongoing confrontation and repeated parliamentary disruptions over student protests regarding the exam irregularities and subsequent police action.

Shah said the Bharatiya Janata Party-led NDA government under PM Modi’s leadership is fully prepared for a comprehensive discussion, ANI reported. He urged opposition leaders to formalise their demand rather than stalling legislative proceedings.

The government proposed a 24-hour window to address all concerns. Shah confirmed he would personally attend the extended session to respond to queries.

“From 3 pm today until 3 pm tomorrow, we are ready for all kinds of discussion. I will sit in the House myself, listen to everyone, and answer everything. The government has nothing to hide,” Shah said to reporters outside the Parliament complex. He added, “I will also discuss why you didn’t want a discussion.”