BJP MP Tejasvi Surya and Karnataka home minister Priyank Kharge engaged in a heated battle over a Congress rally allegedly disrupting the NEET exam in Bengaluru.
Surya accused the Congress of choosing the wrong day for the rally, which caused traffic disruptions and delayed students reaching their exam centers.
However, Kharge countered that only three students missed the exam, and the reasons were mostly due to individual circumstances, not the rally.
Kharge also pointed out that Surya's own government was responsible for NEET mismanagement, paper leaks, and student deaths, and accused him of spreading half-truths and manufactured outrage.
