Amit Shah Challenges Opposition to Parliamentary Debate on NEET

Standing outside the Parliament complex, Shah dismissed opposition claims that the government is dodging scrutiny. He argued that the use of inflammatory labels like 'fugitive' has obstructed the chamber's functionality, preventing a substantive response to the examination crisis. The Home Minister proposed a dedicated window for discourse, spanning from 3 PM Wednesday through Thursday afternoon, to accommodate a full vetting of the controversy.

Shah maintained that the BJP-led administration holds no hidden agenda regarding the testing scandal. He framed the choice for opposition members as binary: engage in the parliamentary process with their proposed questions or continue the disruptions that have stalled legislative business. This move marks a tactical shift to shift the burden of proof back onto critics who have used the NEET protests to halt house proceedings.