Students lining up to enter a NEET exam centre in Chennai | Pic: EPS 
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Tamil Nadu parties decide to send anti-NEET Bill to Governor once more

The main opposition AIADMK, though did not take part in the meeting declared its support to all legal initiatives aimed at getting the test scrapped in Tamil Nadu

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A meeting of parties, that have representation in the Tamil Nadu Assembly, on Saturday unanimously resolved to send a bill seeking exemption for the state from the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test's purview to Governor R N Ravi to get Presidential assent one more time.

The meeting, chaired by Chief Minister M K Stalin at the Secretariat, passed a resolution to convene a special sitting of the Assembly and get the Bill adopted again and send it to the Governor to forward it to the central government to get Presidential assent.

The main opposition AIADMK, though did not take part in the meeting declared its support to all legal initiatives aimed at getting the test scrapped in Tamil Nadu.

The BJP did not take part in the meeting.

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