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'Abolish NEET and implement the old system', Mamata Banerjee wrote a letter to Prime Minister Modi
West Bengal:- West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi regarding NEET. In this letter, Mamata Banerjee has demanded the abolition of NEET. Bengal CM has written that NEET should be abolished and the old system should be implemented. It is noteworthy that under the old system, NEET examination was conducted by the state governments.
Adverse effect on the quality of medical examination'
In the letter, Mamata Banerjee wrote that 'serious allegations are being made about paper leak in NEET exam, taking bribe by the officials conducting the examination, giving grace marks to the students etc. These allegations need to be paid attention to immediately and investigated with complete impartiality. The future of lakhs of students is being affected by these incidents. Such incidents not only compromise the quality of medical examination in the country but also have an adverse effect on health services in the country.
'Adverse effect on the quality of medical examination'
In the letter, Mamata Banerjee wrote that 'serious allegations are being made in NEET exam like paper leak, taking bribe by the officials conducting the examination, giving grace marks to the students etc. These allegations need immediate attention and investigation with complete impartiality. The future of lakhs of students is being affected by these incidents. Such incidents not only compromise the quality of medical examination in the country but also have an adverse effect on the health services in the country.'
West Bengal:- West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi regarding NEET. In this letter, Mamata Banerjee has demanded the abolition of NEET. Bengal CM has written that NEET should be abolished and the old system should be implemented. It is noteworthy that under the old system, NEET examination was conducted by the state governments.
Adverse effect on the quality of medical examination'
In the letter, Mamata Banerjee wrote that 'serious allegations are being made about paper leak in NEET exam, taking bribe by the officials conducting the examination, giving grace marks to the students etc. These allegations need to be paid attention to immediately and investigated with complete impartiality. The future of lakhs of students is being affected by these incidents. Such incidents not only compromise the quality of medical examination in the country but also have an adverse effect on health services in the country.
'Adverse effect on the quality of medical examination'
In the letter, Mamata Banerjee wrote that 'serious allegations are being made in NEET exam like paper leak, taking bribe by the officials conducting the examination, giving grace marks to the students etc. These allegations need immediate attention and investigation with complete impartiality. The future of lakhs of students is being affected by these incidents. Such incidents not only compromise the quality of medical examination in the country but also have an adverse effect on the health services in the country.'
Adverse effect on the quality of medical examination'
In the letter, Mamata Banerjee wrote that 'serious allegations are being made about paper leak in NEET exam, taking bribe by the officials conducting the examination, giving grace marks to the students etc. These allegations need to be paid attention to immediately and investigated with complete impartiality. The future of lakhs of students is being affected by these incidents. Such incidents not only compromise the quality of medical examination in the country but also have an adverse effect on health services in the country.
'Adverse effect on the quality of medical examination'
In the letter, Mamata Banerjee wrote that 'serious allegations are being made in NEET exam like paper leak, taking bribe by the officials conducting the examination, giving grace marks to the students etc. These allegations need immediate attention and investigation with complete impartiality. The future of lakhs of students is being affected by these incidents. Such incidents not only compromise the quality of medical examination in the country but also have an adverse effect on the health services in the country.'
