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PM Modi Delays 45 Minutes Departure From Delhi Airport To Ensure Smooth ... In a gesture aimed at ensuring smooth movement for students appearing in the NEET-UG re-examination, Prime Minister Narendra Modi delayed his departure from Delhi airport on Sunday to avoid causing traffic disruptions for candidates travelling to examination centres. According to official sources, the Prime Minister landed in the national capital at around 1:15 pm but chose not to immediately leave for his residence, keeping in mind that thousands of NEET aspirants would be on their way to centres ahead of the 2 pm examination. After arriving at Delhi Airport at 1:15 PM today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi chose to wait at the airport instead of heading directly to his residence. With the NEET examination was scheduled to begin at 2 PM, he delayed his departure to ensure students faced no inconvenience… pic.twitter.com/ioyGnJT7g6 — ANI (@ANI) June 21, 2026 Instead of proceeding with his convoy through the city, Modi remained at the airport and departed only after 2 pm, once the examination had begun. The move comes amid heightened focus on the conduct of the NEET-UG re-examination, which is being held under…

You will be surprised - Why PM Modi waited for 45 minutes at Delhi Airport Prime Minister Narendra Modi delayed his departure from Delhi Airport on Sunday to ensure that students appearing for the NEET-UG re-examination did not face any inconvenience while travelling to their examination centres. According to official information, he arrived at the airport at around 1.15 pm and stayed there instead of leaving immediately for his residence. Officials said the decision was taken as the NEET examination was scheduled to begin at 2 pm and thousands of candidates were travelling to their respective centres at the time. The move was aimed at keeping traffic movement in the national capital smooth during the crucial period. DO READ | Congress vs Congress: Tharoor and Khera clash over Modi-Trump meeting remarks The movement of the Prime Minister's convoy often requires traffic management measures and temporary restrictions along designated routes. By delaying his departure, the Prime Minister sought to avoid any disruption that could affect students on their way to the examination. After the NEET-UG re-examination began at 2 pm, he left the airport for his residence. The NEET-UG re-te…

PM Modi delays departure from Delhi airport to avoid inconvenience for ... Prime Minister Narendra Modi delayed his departure from Delhi Airport on Sunday to ensure that students faced no inconvenience in reaching their NEET examination centres and that traffic movement remained smooth. After arriving at around 1:15 pm, the Prime Minister chose to wait at the airport instead of heading directly to his residence, with the NEET examination scheduled to begin at 2 pm, according tonews agencyANI. Union Minister Sukanta Mazumdar praised PM Modi, "For some, power means privilege. For PM Narendra Modi, it means responsibility. Choosing to wait at the airport so NEET aspirants could travel smoothly to their examination centres reflects a leadership style that puts citizens first." Follow here for live updates The Prime Minister was returning from a two-day visit to Odisha and West Bengal, during which he attended several events, including an International Yoga Day programme in Kolkata on Sunday. Meanwhile, the National Testing Agency (NTA) is conducting the NEET-UG 2026 re-examination for admission to undergraduate medical courses. The exam, originally scheduled for May 3, was cance…

NEET re-test: BJP lashes out at Congress for Bengaluru rally delaying ... © Copyright 2026 The Week Online. All rights reserved. PM Modi on Sunday delayed his convoy from the Delhi Airport in order to avoid causing traffic issues for students writing the NEET re-test The Week News Desk Updated- June 21, 2026 05:22 PM IST 1 minuteRead Link Copied PM Modi delayed his Delhi Airport exit to prevent traffic jams BJP criticised Congress after Bengaluru rally delayed NEET aspirants Strict gate deadlines allegedly left multiple students locked out of exams Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday delayed his exit from the Delhi Airport by about 45 minutes, in connection with the NEET-UG re-test taking place across the country for more than 22 lakh students. The PM, who arrived at the Delhi Airport at 1:15 PM today, decided to stay back until 2 PM, which is when the NEET re-exam was scheduled to begin, in the interest of students reaching their exam centres on time, as per anANIreport, citing sources. After arriving at Delhi Airport at 1:15 PM today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi chose to wait at the airport instead of heading directly to his residence.With the NEET examination was…

PM Modi delays Delhi airport exit to ensure smooth commute for NEET-UG re-exam candidates Prime Minister Narendra Modi delayed his departure from Delhi airport on Sunday to prevent traffic disruptions for students appearing for the NEET-UG re-exam. Arriving at 1:15 pm, he waited to ensure smooth passage to examination centres across 551 cities and 14 international locations. The exam, held at 5,440 centres, featured extensive CCTV surveillance and jammers to prevent malpractice, with heightened security and strict checks in Delhi.

PM Modi waits at airport until NEET re-test begins to avoid ... - India Today Prime Minister Narendra Modi delayed his departure from Delhi Airport on Sunday to ensure that students appearing for the NEET-UG re-examination did not face any inconvenience while travelling to their examination centres. According to official information, the Prime Minister arrived at Delhi Airport at around 1:15 pm. Instead of immediately leaving for his residence, he chose to remain at the airport as the NEET examination was scheduled to begin at 2 pm. Officials said the decision was taken to ensure that traffic movement in the national capital remained smooth during the crucial period when thousands of candidates were travelling to their respective examination centres. NEET-UG 2026 Re-Test Live Updates The movement of the Prime Minister's convoy often requires traffic management measures and temporary restrictions along designated routes. By delaying his departure, the Prime Minister sought to avoid any disruption that could affect students on their way to the examination. After the NEET-UG re-examination commenced at 2 pm, Prime Minister Modi left the airport for his residence. The NEET-UG …