PMK president Anbumani Ramadoss 
Tamil Nadu

Anbumani urges TN govt to regulate NEET coaching centres

In a statement, the leader said that Nisha from Neyveli reportedly killed herself by throwing herself in front of a speeding train.

DTNEXT Bureau

CHENNAI: Pointing out a death of a NEET aspirants by suicide, PMK president Anbumani Ramadoss has urged the State government to regulate the NEET coaching centres that force students to extreme step.

In a statement, the leader said that Nisha from Neyveli reportedly killed herself by throwing herself in front of a speeding train. "She was studying in a coaching centre and secured 399 marks in practice test. But the centre allegedly discouraged her by saying that she could not clear the exam. This caused mental agony to her, " he said.

He urged the State government to frame rules to regulate NEET coaching centres and expedite measures to get approval to NEET Exemption Bill before medical admission starts.

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