The Tamil Nadu principal opposition leader and DMK President MK Stalin charged the AIADMK of being indifferent to the plight of the students over NEET. Talking to reporters outside the state Assembly this morning, he said the ruling party did not make efforts to give pressure to the Centre to dispense with the NEET for undergraduate medical admissions in the state.<br />''<br />''Mr Stalin's remarks come in the wake of three students registered for the NEET died by suicide just a day ahead of the examination. NEET continues to be a major issue in the state where almost all parties are demanding the scrapping of the exam saying it poses undue burden on the students. They demand medical admission based on the Plus-Two scores.<br />''<br />''Mr Stalin also said more than fifteen private bills and adjournment motions have been submitted by his party members to the Speaker to discuss various issues like the NEET, the National Education Policy-2020, the Environment Impact Assessment Bill and a host of other issues. He expressed doubts over taking up all the motions in the limited period of two days. Earlier, the DMK members came to the Assembly wearing masks printed with slogans against the NEET.<br />