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The ruling BJP in Gujarat on Friday accused the Congress of making anarchy by inciting college students, and requested the principle opposition social gathering to accept the Supreme Court’s verdict on NEET, JEE and college exams.
On August 17, the highest courtroom had refused to intervene with the conduct of medical and engineering entrance exams- the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) and the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) scheduled to happen in September saying that life should go on and college students can’t lose a treasured 12 months as a result of pandemic.
However, the Congress on Friday organised state-wide demonstration demanding that the exams be deferred in view of the COVID-19 pandemic and floods in elements of the nation.
Gujarat Congress president Amit Chavda was among the many 30-odd social gathering leaders to be detained by the police for holding protests with out permission.
State BJP spokesperson Bharat Pandya stated, “The Congress is least concerned about the future of students. The party’s main aim is to create anarchy by inciting students.
When the Supreme Court has already given its verdict, its inappropriate on the part of the Congress to hold protests.” “After democracy and the Election Commission, it is now the Supreme Court, which the opposition party has lost trust on,” he alleged.
State Congress spokesperson Manish Doshi hit again saying that the BJP authorities on the Centre was making an attempt to cover its inefficiency by taking cowl behind the apex courtroom.
“Apart from coronavirus, several states are facing flood-like situation. Even the Centre has kept educational institutions shut to stop the spread of COVID-19. Congress is not doing any politics. We are only concerned about the safety of students,” he stated.
“If the government was serious about holding exams, why didn’t it plan in advance and came up with options? Now, the Centre is taking cover behind the SC verdict to hide its own inefficiency,” he added.
While the NEET is slated to be held on September 13, engineering entrance examination JEE-Main is scheduled between September 1-6.
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