Centre unlikely to sack Pradhan over NEET row, open to compensate for victims' kin: Report
The central government will likely not remove the education minister amid NEET paper leak demands. It believes he is not responsible for the alleged examination irregularities. The government may consider compensation for students' families who died by suicide. It is also open to talks with protesters led by the CJP. Parliament remains the appropriate forum for discussing the issue and finding solutions.
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