Is there turbulence on the NDA 3.0 trip immediately after takeoff?
Modi 3.0: The new government and Narendra Modi, who took the oath of office as Prime Minister for a third consecutive term on June 9, have had a difficult time dealing with issues such as the disarray surrounding the NEET exam and the rising unrest in Jammu and Kashmir. Modi 3.0 is going through turmoil on several fronts as friends are questioning policies and the opposition is making fun of them.
With great expectations, Modi 3.0 has taken off, ensuring the support of NDA allies like JDU and TDP. However, the government appears to be experiencing a number of turbulences just a few days into its journey. It has been a difficult journey for the new government and Narendra Modi, who took the oath of office as Prime Minister on June 9 for the third consecutive term, from the chaos surrounding the NEET exam to the rising unrest in Jammu and Kashmir.
Uncertainty at NEET-UG 2024
The NEET-UG 2024 exam caused the most problems and raised concerns about the government's capacity to administer tests without leaking information. Court petitions brought attention to matters such as the awarding of grace marks, claims of paper leaks, and anomalies at certain testing locations. When students from Karnataka and Odisha chose to take their exams in Godhra, Gujarat, questions of fairness were raised. Six Haryana kids who received flawless scores in a row raised suspicions.
Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan denied reports of a leak, saying there was no proof, in spite of the uproar. The matter is currently being heard by the Supreme Court, and the government promises to maintain equity. For 1,563 candidates, the government has gone so far as to withdraw their grace marks, giving them the option to retake the test or maintain their initial results.
Fear for safety in Jammu and Kashmir
In the meantime, three significant attacks—in Reasi, Kathua, and Doda—triggered a spike in violence in Jammu and Kashmir. The bloodiest occurred on June 9, when terrorists attacked a bus in Reasi, sadly killing nine pilgrims and injured forty-two more.
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