PM Modi is not responsible! NEET toppers came out in support of the Prime Minister, said a big thing about the paper leak

By Samira Vishwas On Jul 24, 2026

NEET Students Support PM Modi: Protests are taking place across the country in the NEET paper leak case. The protesters are demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Meanwhile, NEET toppers have come forward in support of the Prime Minister. Amid nationwide protests over the NEET-UG paper leak, students who passed the exam have supported the central government.

The students said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is not responsible in any way for this (paper leak). For the first time, action has been taken against those who cheat in the NEET exam. Daneshwari Salimat, a student from Hubli, Karnataka, said, ‘I passed the NEET exam and got a good rank. Now there is no problem in NEET exam. There was a problem of question paper leak in the first NEET exam, but now there is no problem in the second exam conducted. Have been called for counseling and there is a possibility of getting a good course.”

action against fraudsters

The student said, ‘Some people are protesting alleging corruption in the NEET exam. NEET Board and Central Government have called counseling for admission. We are preparing for counselling. We have not had any problems. For the first time, action has been taken against those who cheat in the NEET exam.”

Hubballi, Karnataka: On Cracking the NEET exam, student Daneshwari Salimath says, “Few people are protesting that there is corruption in NEET exam. NEET Board and Central Govt have called Counseling for Admission, we are preparing for counselling. We have not had any problem…… pic.twitter.com/oF0XWKTusX
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Student Daneshwari Salimat said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is taking action against the culprits. Some people, including opposition parties, are blaming the government. This is far from the truth. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is not responsible for this in any way.

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Bhopal students appearing for the NEET exam welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s announcement of creating fast-track courts to ensure speedy action in paper leak cases.

The decision to set up a fast-track court is correct.

Prabhat, a student, said, ‘I gave NEET exam this year. I got 390 marks. The government’s decision to set up fast-track courts is quite good. Many students have a dream of NEET exam, for which they start their preparation. Students prepare for two-three years for NEET exam. If he does not get results after this, he goes into depression. After the formation of fast-track court, punishment will be given soon in paper leak cases and due to this, future examinations will also be conducted properly.”

Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh: On Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s decision to set up fast-track courts for NEET paper leak cases, a NEET aspirant says, ‘A very good decision has been made. Because every NEET student has a dream with which he starts preparing. It takes one year to… pic.twitter.com/mpxfbu4RX4
— IANS (@ians_india) July 23, 2026

Re-NEET was a shock

Student Priyansh Kushwaha said, ‘I have got 410 marks in this year’s NEET exam. This year, after the first examination, many students were happy and were hopeful that they would pass, but when the news of paper leak and re-examination came, many children were shocked. Many children were not even in a position to prepare for the re-examination.”

He said that leaking of papers was very wrong, but the decision to set up a fast-track court for such cases is right. We hope that its effect will be visible. On the decision to set up a fast-track court, student Priyanshi said that this is the right decision of the government, because it will ensure quick action in paper leak cases. Due to this, action will also be taken against those who leak the paper.

(with agency input)