Union Home Minister Amit Shah has declared his willingness to discuss the NEET student protests in Parliament, while simultaneously accusing the opposition of disrupting proceedings and preventing the house from functioning. The parliament has been in a deadlock, with the opposition demanding a statement from Shah regarding the protests and the crackdown on demonstrators. Shah asserted that the government has nothing to hide and is prepared to address all aspects of the issue, even proposing a discussion from 3 PM today until 3 PM tomorrow. He rejected claims of avoidance and emphasized the NDA government's commitment to transparency under Prime Minister Modi's leadership. In contrast, Rahul Gandhi stated that the opposition is not interested in hearing a lecture from Shah, indicating a continued political standoff over the NEET controversy.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah has declared his willingness to discuss the NEET student protests in Parliament, while simultaneously accusing the opposition of disrupting proceedings and preventing the house from functioning. The parliament has been in a deadlock, with the opposition demanding a statement from Shah regarding the protests and the crackdown on demonstrators. Shah asserted that the government has nothing to hide and is prepared to address all aspects of the issue, even proposing a discussion from 3 PM today until 3 PM tomorrow. He rejected claims of avoidance and emphasized the NDA government's commitment to transparency under Prime Minister Modi's leadership. In contrast, Rahul Gandhi stated that the opposition is not interested in hearing a lecture from Shah, indicating a continued political standoff over the NEET controversy.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah has declared his willingness to discuss the NEET student protests in Parliament, while simultaneously accusing the opposition of disrupting proceedings and preventing the house from functioning. The parliament has been in a deadlock, with the opposition demanding a statement from Shah regarding the protests and the crackdown on demonstrators. Shah asserted that the government has nothing to hide and is prepared to address all aspects of the issue, even proposing a discussion from 3 PM today until 3 PM tomorrow. He rejected claims of avoidance and emphasized the NDA government's commitment to transparency under Prime Minister Modi's leadership. In contrast, Rahul Gandhi stated that the opposition is not interested in hearing a lecture from Shah, indicating a continued political standoff over the NEET controversy.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday said that he was ready to discuss any issue in the Parliament, including the NEET-related student protests. He also accused the opposition of disrupting proceedings and preventing the house from functioning after.

The Parliament remained deadlocked after the opposition demanded a statement from Shah on the NEET-related student protests and the crackdown on the demonstrators.

“I am ready for a discussion on every issue, but they are not allowing the House to function. The government has nothing to hide. I will also discuss why you did not allow the discussion to take place,” Shah told reporters outside the parliament.

The statement comes as the Opposition demanded a statement from the government on the NEET protests.

Shah also said that they agreed to their initial demand for a discussion. He also said that they are ready to discuss all aspects from 3 pm to 3 pm tomorrow.

“I, too, have stated that I am ready to answer any question in Parliament, yet they simply do not want the discussion to take place. Now, let the public decide who is running away. Let them submit a letter to the Speaker by 3:00 PM today. We are ready for a discussion on all aspects from 3:00 PM today until 3:00 PM tomorrow”

Shah rejected claims that the government was avoiding parliament and said that he had been attending the house regularly since the session began.

“The government has nothing to hide. I will even discuss why they did not want the discussion to happen. The NDA government, under Modi ji's leadership, is ready to discuss anything; they just need to let Parliament function."

Meanwhile, Rahul Gandhi said that the Opposition was not interested in listening to a lecture from Shah.

“We are not interested in listening to his lecture. When I say ‘we’, I mean the younger generations," he said.

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