Tamil Nadu’s political landscape is witnessing a surge in tensions as AIADMK’s Edappadi K. Palaniswamy criticizes the state government led by DMK, alleging that the introduction of NEET took place during their UPA government’s rule, triggering a contentious discussion. Chief Minister M.K. Stalin responded by questioning AIADMK’s alignment with BJP and daring them to push for the removal of NEET. Palaniswamy stood by his party’s coalition, citing DMK’s historical political affiliations. The exchange between the two parties has brought to light the ongoing political rivalry and differing ideologies within Tamil Nadu’s political sphere.