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Lending support to the protesters in New Delhi, Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister Dr G. Parameshwara on Thursday demanded immediate intervention of Prime Minister Narendra Modi pressing for a dialogue with protesters who have been demanding for the resignation of Union Minister of Education Dharmendra Pradhan over NEET question leak and the DyCM asked Modi not to turn a blind eye to the democratic



protests.

Parameshwara stated “Dialogue is the language of democracy, Monologue is the language of autocracy” in a letter to the Prime Minister while asking for roll back of NEET and restore transparent, merit-based State CETs for medical admissions, respecting India’s federal structure. 

The DyCM stated “There is a growing concern among students, parents, educators and employees about the declining credibility of competitive
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