Two days after the NEET re-exam, India’s Education Minister publicly accused Rahul Gandhi of allegedly “scaring students” and claimed that Rahul Gandhi and the Congress want the re-exam to fail. The accusation is presented as a reaction to the renewed examination process, which followed earlier events related to NEET. In the minister’s statement, the allegation is that Gandhi’s actions and the Congress’s position are intended to create disorder around the exam.
The reports describe the comments as part of a political dispute over the NEET re-exam and its outcome. The information provided focuses on what the Education Minister alleges about Gandhi’s intent and the impact on students, but does not include detailed evidence or responses from Rahul Gandhi or Congress within the cited summaries. As presented across the source, the central point is the timing of the minister’s remarks—shortly after the re-exam—along with the specific claims about student intimidation and supposed efforts to undermine the exam’s results.
