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The Prime Minister promised the Cabinet would discuss the NEET paper leak, leading to plans to introduce a bill in Parliament regarding the issue.

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The Prime Minister promised the Cabinet would discuss the NEET paper leak, leading to plans to introduce a bill in Parliament regarding the issue.

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  1. Modi advised Cabinet to be Instagram-ready, and a bill will be tried in Parliament.Sub-event
  2. Government announces Cabinet review and plan to introduce a bill in Parliament regarding the NEET issue.1 source
  3. The government introduced a bill to address paper leaks.1 source

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