NEET 2026 Row Deepens! Akhilesh Yadav questions Govt, calls system “Failed” after paper leak controversy

Lucknow: Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav has launched a strong attack on the Center following the NEET UG 2026 controversy, asking what guarantee exists that the re-exam will not also be leaked.

In a post on

What is the guarantee that the exam will not be leaked again if it is conducted again?

Due to this news, there is immense anger and frustration among lakhs of children and crores of their families against the corrupt system of BJP.

As long as the corrupt BJP government is in place, the examination system will continue to run on ‘leaks’. Until BJP… pic.twitter.com/ZgsPvBonfa

— Akhilesh Yadav (@yadavakhilesh) May 12, 2026

He further questioned the credibility of the examination process, stating that repeated leaks have eroded public trust in competitive exams.

Sharp Attack on BJP Government

In his post, Akhilesh Yadav alleged that as long as the BJP remains in power, the examination system will continue to suffer from paper leak issues.

He claimed that the system would only be corrected once there is a change in government, and described the current administration as a “failed government.”

His remarks come at a time when lakhs of students across the country are facing uncertainty after the NEET UG 2026 examination was canceled and a re-exam was announced.

NEET Cancellation Triggers Political Storm

The controversy erupted after the National Testing Agency (NTA) canceled the NEET UG 2026 exam conducted on May 3 amid allegations of paper leaks and irregularities. The Center has also ordered a CBI investigation into the matter.

The issue has now turned into a major political flashpoint, with opposition parties targeting the government over repeated examination controversies and demanding reforms in the recruitment and entrance exam system.

Meanwhile, students and parents remain anxious as they wait for fresh examination dates and clarity on the revised schedule.

Student Concerns Continue to Grow

The repeated allegations of leaks have sparked concern among aspirants who fear uncertainty in high-stakes competitive exams. Education experts have stressed the need for stronger security systems and digital safeguards to restore trust.

The political debate is expected to intensify further as investigations continue and opposition leaders continue to raise questions over exam transparency.