Tamil Nadu: Every single new case of suicide of students related to National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET) is coming to the fore. Another similar case has come to the fore. A 19-year-old girl has gone missing from her house a few days after appearing for NEET in Tamil Nadu's Namakkal district. The girl's parents have lodged a complaint with the police. Shweta's parents said that soon after cross-checking the NEET answer key, their daughter went missing on September 17. The family members have lodged a missing report with the Rasipuram police.

The Tamil Nadu government has introduced a new bill that will exempt state medical candidates from NEET. The Bill for Medical Education will provide admission to undergraduate medical courses on the basis of qualifying examinations. “Through this bill, seat allotment for medical graduate seats in government and private institutions will be done on the basis of class 12 marks. To consider the recommendations of the High Level Committee and to protect the social justice, equity and create a strong health infrastructure especially for the protection of the affected children, the Bill will be passed on the basis of class 12 public examination marks for allotment of graduate medical seats. is offered for use.

Actor Suriya released a video, urging students to stay strong and not be weak, as there have been several cases of student suicides related to NEET exam. Actor Suriya urged the students to remain calm and not take suicidal steps regarding the examination. He said that taking one's life is the biggest punishment given to one's parents, which is equivalent to life imprisonment for the parents.

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