CHENNAI, July 23 -- DMK president M K Stalin on Wednesday demanded the abolition of the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET), saying scrapping the examination was the only lasting solution to recurring concerns over irregularities.

The former chief minister said the students' protest in Delhi had captured the attention of the entire country.

"We were the first to warn that NEET was designed to enable large-scale irregularities. That is why the DMK has opposed NEET from the very beginning, consistently pointing out the dangers it poses," he wrote in a social media post.

Stalin said Tamil Nadu, which had led the country in defending social justice and paved the way for the First Constitutional Amendment, had only one demand.

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