‘NEET paper leak is a grave sin…’: PM Modi’s big announcement, said – the culprits will not be spared

During a very important meeting of the NDA parliamentary party, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has completely made his strict and strict stand clear on the famous NEET paper leak issue. Prime Minister Modi directly termed this sensational incident as a ‘grave sin’ and bluntly said that those who play with the future of innocent and promising students of the country will not be tolerated at all and this is not acceptable at any cost. The Prime Minister informed the meeting that till now a total of 13 main accused have been arrested in this serious case and very strict legal action is being taken against all of them. Along with this, he also appealed to all the states of the country to work together with the Central Government to make the examination system completely transparent and safe, so that such shameful incidents can be completely prevented in the future.

Kiren Rijiju’s statement-Prompt action ensured future of students

Talking about this entire matter, Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju also said in front of the media that the government has taken very rapid steps on this and till now 13 accused have been arrested and sent behind the bars. To completely safeguard the future of all the candidates of the country, the government had taken a bold decision to conduct the NEET re-examination, which was later conducted with complete success and its results were also declared on time.

Minister Kiren Rijiju further said that the main objective of this quick and strict action taken by the government was to ensure that no one can muster the courage to commit such a despicable act again in the future. Citing the strong statement of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, he reiterated that every person involved in criminal activities like paper leak should get the harshest punishment under the law of the country, so that in future no one can dare to play with the sanctity and fairness of any public examination of the country.

Preparation for the hearing in the Supreme Court and the beginning of the controversy.

Meanwhile, the highest court of the country i.e. the Supreme Court is making full preparations to hear all the petitions related to the NEET-UG paper leak case. In these petitions filed in the court, the petitioners have raised a strong demand for the complete dissolution of the National Testing Agency (NTA) and an impartial CBI investigation into this entire much discussed matter. The NEET-UG 2026 exam had to be canceled on May 12 only after serious questions were raised on the credibility and transparency of the exam.

The real beginning of this big controversy started on May 6 this year, when NTA officially released the provisional answer key of the exam. Soon after this, many students and renowned coaching institutes of the country started claiming that just before the commencement of the examination, an alleged ‘guess paper’ had gone viral on social media, many of whose questions exactly matched the actual question paper of the main examination. After this, when the investigating agencies started investigating this matter, a serious allegation came to light that before the examination, a set of selected questions written by hand were distributed among some people by anti-social elements. Further police investigation also revealed that this alleged leaked paper was circulated on a large scale, especially in the state of Rajasthan.