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Four students not allowed to write NEET in the State, leads to political slugfest

Four students not allowed to write NEET in the State, leads to political slugfest
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Four students were denied entry to the UGNEET-2026 retest in Karnataka due to late arrival or incorrect documentation. The incident sparked a political dispute between the BJP and Congress regarding traffic disruptions caused by a political rally.

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The incident underscores the high-stakes nature of competitive entrance exams and the impact of political activities on public infrastructure and student access.

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Four students in the State, who turned up at the exam centres, were not allowed to write the retest of UGNEET-2026 on Sunday in Karnataka, three for late arrival and one student for carrying the hall ticket of the May 3 examination.

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The article presents both the BJP's accusations and the Congress government's rebuttal, maintaining a balanced reporting style.

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