NEET Ban: MK Stalin launches signature campaign against NEET in Tamil Nadu
The party aims to collect 50 lakh signatures in 50 days from across the state, signifying opposition to NEET exam.
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NEW DELHI: The DMK launched a state-wide signature campaign against the conduct of National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) in Tamil Nadu. The campaign was inaugurated today by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin.
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With this campaign, the party aims to collect 50 lakh signatures in 50 days from across the state, signifying opposition to NEET.
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For the past few months, Stalin has been protesting against the way the NEET exam is being conducted, claiming that the Bharatiya Janata Party has "politicised" the test. DMK Youth Secretary and Sports Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin also signed the NEET exemption signature campaign .
He urged other parties, including former Chief Minister Palaniswami's AIADMK to participate in this initiative taken by DMK for NEET ban.
தம்பி @Udhaystalin முன்னெடுப்பில் நடைபெறும் நீட் தேர்வுக்கு எதிரான கையெழுத்து இயக்கத்துல, நான் கையெழுத்து போட்டுடேன்.
— M.K.Stalin (@mkstalin) October 21, 2023
நீங்க...? #BanNEET #NEET விலக்கு நம் இலக்கு! @EzhilarasanCvmp @Dr_Ezhilan @DrKanimozhiSomu @rajiv_dmk @dmk_youthwing @dmk_studentwing @MedicalwingDMK pic.twitter.com/ftOnEmLgn8
The document will be sent to President Murmu by the party if it is successful in gathering the required number of signatures opposing the exam.
The DMK is against NEET citing it advantages urban students with access to coaching institutes, arguing that it is against socialjustice to others.
The DMK recently conducted a one-day hunger strike against the Centre, demanding exemption of NEET. The party claimed that the exam discriminates against students from rural and underprivileged backgrounds.
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