PM Modi On NEET Paper Leak: Prime Minister’s First Public Statement on NEET Paper Leak! ‘Criminal custody! The discussion will be held in the cabinet today

• The Prime Minister has directed to set up a fast track court to prosecute the culprits of NEET paper failure and take strict action.
• The draft for stiffer punishment in this case is being discussed in the Union Cabinet and it is aimed to pass the Bill in the Parliament in the coming weeks.
• He explained that the culprits have been jailed and the planning and completion of exams for 22 lakh examinees has been done in time without wasting the academic year of the students.

A serious atmosphere has been created in the country since last few months on the issue of NEET paper break. Youth are taking to the streets and protesting across the country. In the background of the agitation at Jantar-Mantar in Delhi since last month, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has released a video statement on the issue of clean paper. He has shared this information by uploading a video on his Instagram handle.

Modi’s statement on agitation or on paper?

In fact, Narendra Modi has not highlighted the ongoing agitations in Delhi and across the country. He has given information about the policy of the government from the paper footi, ​​completely excluding the demand of the protestors, which was called ‘resignation of the Union Education Minister’. Prime Minister Modi has also not commented on the demands of intense protests in Delhi and other parts of the country.

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Criminals of paperfoot in prisons!

Apart from this, he explained in his video that “Paperleak is a painful thing for the students and citizens of the country. Since this paperleak incident till date, many steps have been taken by the government. The criminals responsible for this have been caught. They have been jailed.” Rightly he explained this; His ‘important objective was not to let the students waste a year. For this, it was necessary to take the exam immediately. The government planned to conduct the examination of all 22 lakh students with full force. And now after the results were released a few days ago, students from all over the country passed with good marks and got the numbers.’

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An important bill to be passed in Parliament for stricter punishment

While talking about all the topics, he has made an important announcement through his video. Prime Minister Modi had directed the departments for fast track court on the serious issue of paper footing. Speaking on this, he said, “The draft given by the departments and under the provision of severe punishment will be discussed in the cabinet today. It will be finalized after the conclusion of the discussion in the cabinet; and efforts will be made to pass the bill at the earliest in the second week of the session of Parliament from Monday.”

All in all, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has promised to take a tough decision on the serious issue of NEET paper leakage by presenting it in Parliament during the monsoon session.