#NEET தேர்வு இதுவரை உருவாக்கிய பாதிப்புகள், அவற்றைச் சரி செய்யும் வழிமுறைகள், மாற்று சேர்க்கை முறை - சட்ட வழிமுறைகளை அரசுக்குப் பரிந்துரை செய்திட...

Fulfilling a cardinal pre-election pledge to defend social justice and protect the medical education dreams of underprivileged youth, Chief Minister M.K. Stalin ordered the constitution of a high-level committee headed by retired Madras High Court Judge A.K. Rajan. The expert panel was given a wide-ranging mandate to study the multifaceted adverse impact created by the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test on medical admissions across Tamil Nadu since its inception.

The Chief Minister instructed the commission to conduct thorough empirical research into how standardized testing disadvantaged students from rural areas, Tamil-medium institutions, and socio-economically marginalized communities who could not afford commercial coaching centers. Justice Rajan was requested to formulate viable alternative admission frameworks and recommend robust legislative remedies that the state government could adopt to legally safeguard medical aspirants. Stalin declared that Tamil Nadu carries a historic responsibility to uphold the principles of affirmative action and social justice established by the Dravidian movement, vowing to eliminate institutional barriers confronting deserving public school students.

Stalin decisive action marked the launch of a systematic, constitutionally sound campaign against discriminatory national testing regimes. By anchoring policy in empirical legal scholarship, his leadership fortified the state battle for educational democracy.