New Delhi: Federal Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan Criticism of Opposition Leader on Tuesday Rahul Gandhi and the Congress over their protest over the NEET issue, claiming students were being used as political tools to create chaos during the monsoon session of Parliament. The remarks were made in a post shared on X.The minister said in the post that the government has expressed its willingness to hold a comprehensive discussion on the NEET issue in Parliament. He claimed that despite this, the Congress party chose to organize a rally outside the Prime Minister’s residence instead of participating in the parliamentary debate, claiming that the protests were inconveniencing the public and flouting established security protocols.Minister says focus is on political confrontationPradhan said the Congress had chosen what he called a political spectacle over democratic discussions. He claimed that the party’s goal was to create chaos rather than seek solutions related to student issues.Talking about Rahul Gandhi, the minister claimed that the issue is not about students but about creating political confrontation and according to him, the government has opened avenues for discussion.Government reiterates readiness to hold parliamentary debateThe Education Minister said the government remained committed to discussing NEET issues and addressing concerns raised by students in parliament. He said the government is ready to hold a comprehensive discussion on the examination and related issues during the ongoing meeting.Pradhan added that students deserve certainty, solutions and a sense of responsibility. He said the Government’s focus remained on responding to the genuine concerns raised by young people through the parliamentary process.The remarks emphasized the government’s stated positionIn his X post, the minister said students deserve answers, reform and accountability, not political confrontation. He said the government remains committed to achieving these goals while resolving issues related to NEET.The posting comes amid ongoing political exchanges over the conduct of medical entrance exams, with calls for a discussion during the monsoon session of Parliament. While criticizing the protests in Parliament, the minister reiterated the government’s readiness to debate the matter in the House and address concerns through parliamentary procedures. The statement reflects the government’s position set out by the Education Minister in his social media posts.