Politique · NEET exam scandal · ArchivesLe Parlement indien paralysé, l’opposition exigeant la démission d’un ministre avant tout débat sur le NEETRédigé 7 septembre 2026 à 21:22 UTCRegarderTranscription0:00India's Parliament is locked in a0:01high-stakes confrontation today.0:03Opposition leader Mallikarjun Kharge is0:05demanding accountability over alleged0:07paper leaks in the country's medical0:09entrance exam, accusing the government0:11of failing millions of students. It is0:12the monsoon session and the deadlock0:14shows no sign of breaking. Congress0:16President Mallikarjun Kharge took the0:18floor on July 20th, making the NEET UG0:21paper leak scandal the opposition's0:22defining issue this session. That was0:24Kharge's charge from the floor of0:26Parliament, accusing the government of0:28failing to safeguard the future of0:30millions of young Indians seeking0:32medical education. The NEET UG UG is0:35India's gateway to medical school, the0:36single entrance test that determines who0:38becomes a doctor. Millions of students0:41sit for it every year. Allegations that0:43the paper was leaked before the exam0:44have triggered fury across the country.0:47The opposition has made clear these0:49three demands are non-negotiable. They0:51say student issues will dominate the0:53entire monsoon session unless the0:55government takes concrete action. With0:57Parliament at a standstill and no0:59resolution in sight, all eyes are on1:01whether the government will address the1:02opposition's concerns or allow the1:04session to remain paralyzed. For now,1:06the deadlock continues. And with1:08millions of students watching closely,1:10this is a confrontation neither side can1:12afford to lose.Lire l’articleChronologie de l’histoireHeyDexLe format court ↗
