He also raised the issue of a report that NCERT wants Rabindranath Tagore out of school textbooks. The HRD Ministry has a lot to explain on the issue, he said.
"NEET exam is not a West Bengal issue. It is a federal issue," he said. He was joined by AIADMK members who demanded scrapping the applicability of NEET to Tamil Nadu.
A Navaneethakrishnan (AIADMK) said a uniform NEET syllabus should be introduced first. Both TMC and AIADMK members wanted the government to respond, but with no word coming from treasury benches, they rushed into the Well of the House raising anti-NEET slogans. Deputy Chairman P J Kurien said he had allowed Drek O'Brien to speak because he had given a notice under rule 267 that seeks suspension of listed business to take up discussion on the issue, and allowed the AIADMK members to mention and the issue has been understood. "Now go back to your seats," he said. Reacting to the issue, Health Minister Jagat Prakash Nadda said the issue was under examination of the government.
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"We are looking into the matter," he said. Members then returned to their places and the House resumed normal functioning thereafter.
