‘Don't threaten them’: Arvind Kejriwal slams NTA over warning to NEET students

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has strongly criticized the National Testing Agency (NTA) for issuing a warning to students who took the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). Kejriwal urged the agency to prioritize addressing the students' concerns rather than threatening them with legal action.

The NTA had reportedly warned NEET students about potential legal repercussions, a move that Kejriwal deemed inappropriate. He emphasized that the agency should focus on resolving the issues raised by the students, suggesting that their worries should be the primary focus of the NTA's attention.

Kejriwal's statement reflects a call for a more supportive approach from examination bodies towards students, particularly in addressing grievances related to competitive exams. The intervention highlights the ongoing scrutiny faced by examination processes and the demand for greater student-centric policies.