New Delhi: Union Minister of Education Dharmendra Pradhan On Tuesday he criticized the Leader of the opposition party Rahul Gandhi and the Congress for their protest on the issue of NEET, saying that students are being used as political tools to create confusion in the Monsoon Session of Parliament. The statement was made in a post shared on X.In this position, the minister said that the government had expressed its desire to discuss NEET in detail in Parliament. He said that despite this, the Congress chose to organize a dharna outside the Prime Minister’s house instead of participating in the debate in the parliament, saying that the protests had disturbed the people and ignored the security laws.The minister said that he is focusing on the political strugglePradhan said the Congress chose what he described as political rather than democratic discussion. He said the party’s aim is to create confusion instead of finding solutions to the students’ concerns.Referring to Rahul Gandhi, the minister said that the issue did not target the students but had created political controversy, according to him, the channels of discussion had already been opened by the government.The government will also review the preparation of parliamentary discussionsThe education minister said the government is still committed to discussing NEET and addressing the grievances raised by students in the parliament. He said that the government had prepared to discuss in detail about the examination and other matters related to it at the time it was being conducted.Pradhan added that students should receive validation, feedback and accountability. He said the government is still insisting on responding to the real grievances expressed by the youth through the programs of the parliamentarians.Comments clarify what the government is sayingIn his letter X, the minister said that students deserve answers, change and accountability rather than political arguments. He said that the government is committed to achieving these goals by negotiating with NEET.The project comes amid political exchanges over the conduct of medical entrance exams and the proposed discussion in the Monsoon Assembly session. Criticizing the protests of the Congress, the minister reiterated that the government is ready to discuss the issue in the House and resolve their grievances through the parliamentary process. This statement reflects the state of the government as explained by the Minister of Education in his social media statement.