6 States Want Supreme Court To Review Decision To Hold JEE, NEET Exams
New Delhi:
Six opposition-ruled states have approached the Superb Court docket in search of a overview of its choice to head forward with preserving the NEET clinical front examination and the JEE for admission to the IITs amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The six states that experience approached the Superb Court docket are West Bengal, Jharkhand, Rajasthan, Chattisgarh, Punjab and Maharashtra.
On August 17, the highest court docket had disregarded a petition to put off the 2 the most important tests, stating that “careers of scholars may no longer be installed jeopardy”.
In a web-based assembly of Leader Ministers’ on Wednesday, through which Congress president Sonia Gandhi additionally participated, Jharkhand Leader Minister Hemant Soren had stated the “burden” of the centre’s transfer to push forward with JEE and NEET would “in the long run land on our head”.
A number of states are running cautiously to deliver lives to commonplace after the coronavirus lockdown and are retaining a watch out for components that might result in a spike in COVID-19 instances.
