Prime Minister Narendra Modi broke his silence on the NEET controversy by tweeting about taking strict action against those involved in the paper leak, and his intention to set up fast-track courts. Opposition parties responded sharply to his tweet. The Janata Party (referred to as 'Kakroach Janata Party') demanded his resignation, tweeting 'No more excuses, Mr. Prime Minister, please resign.' Congress leader Rahul Gandhi also hit back, supporting students' demands that the Prime Minister resign over the NEET issue. The controversy continues to escalate with multiple political parties and leaders calling for accountability and the PM's resignation amid the NEET exam paper leak scandal.
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