New Delhi: There is a ruckus about the JEE-NEET exam during the Corona pandemic. The Congress will protest across the country today, while Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader and Rajya Sabha MP Subramanian Swamy has compared students to Draupadi and Chief Ministers to Lord Krishna. He has described himself as Vidur. Vidur had protested against the insult of Draupadi in the court of the Kauravas.

Subramanian Swamy tweeted on Friday that, "In the NEET and JEE exam matter today, are students like Draupadi being disrobed? CMs can play the role of Krishna. All my experience as a student and then Professor for 60 years tells me something wrong has been scheduled. I feel like Vidura". Earlier, Subramanian Swamy said that "When CMs of 11 states are opposing the NEET and JEE examination, then what is the need to go to court. Do the Chief Ministers have no power". Meanwhile, some state governments are preparing to file a petition in the apex court. A petition can be filed in the apex court in the next one or two days.

Congress interim president Sonia Gandhi on Wednesday called a meeting of the chief ministers of 7 non-BJP ruled states regarding NEET and JEE exam, in which it was decided that they will knock the door of the top court. Chief Ministers of these states have said that they will challenge the decision of the Center in Supreme Court.

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