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In the wake of CJP protest, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has promised to take strict action against the question paper leak case. Know the complete information on transparency in the examination system, legal action against the guilty and the latest developments here.
Congress has protested demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan in the wake of the NEET question paper leak case. Here is complete information about the responsibility of the case, the government's actions and the Congress' demands.
Those who play with the future of our youth will not be spared for any reason. "Strict action will be taken against those who harm the dreams of the youth, including the question paper leak," Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given a clear message. Emphasis has been placed on a fast-track judicial system to give speedy punishment to the culprits.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that preventing question paper leaks is not just the government's responsibility; it is the national responsibility of the entire country.
Youth Congress workers held a cycle rally and protested against the NEET question paper leak case. The protesters demanded transparency in the examination system and protection of the future of students, and demanded that the Union Education Minister take moral responsibility and resign.
Thousands of students staged a massive protest against the online examination system and question paper leak. The protesters strongly condemned the repeated cases of question paper leak in various state and national level competitive examinations including NEET, TET and demanded that the government take immediate action to implement a transparent and corruption-free examination system.
A former MSBSHSE chief highlights why exam paper leaks continue to occur, pointing to gaps in the system and the need for stronger reforms in exam security and evaluation processes.
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