PM Modi called the NEET paper leak a grave sin and said preventing leaks is a national responsibility, promising the strictest punishment for those involved.
Paper Leaks a 'Ghor Paap': Modi Breaks Silence on NEET
After days of silence amid raging protests, PM Modi has spoken. Calling the NEET leak a 'ghor paap', he framed exam integrity as a national responsibility — and promised the guilty won't be spared.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has finally addressed the NEET paper leak controversy head-on. Calling the leak a "ghor paap" (grave sin), he said preventing paper leaks is not one institution's job but a national responsibility.
What Modi Said
Speaking at the "Mangal Milan" meeting of NDA leaders, Modi demanded the harshest punishment for those responsible and urged all stakeholders to work together to build an impenetrable examination system. Union Minister Kiren Rijiju shared details of the PM's remarks.
The Timing
The comments came a day after thousands marched from Jantar Mantar towards Parliament in the 'Sansad Chalo' rally, which ended in lathi-charges and tear gas. The opposition has been demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation.
Will Words Cool the Streets?
Protesters have heard assurances before. With two million students forced to retake exams, the demand is for visible action: arrests, a transparent probe, and systemic reform of how national exams are conducted.
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Support Our WorkThe Stakes
Exam integrity has become the government's biggest domestic challenge this session. How quickly the probe delivers results may decide whether the protests fade or grow. Modi's remarks were reported by Republic World.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Prime Minister Modi's view on the NEET paper leak?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi called the NEET paper leak a "ghor paap" (grave sin) and stated that preventing such leaks is a national responsibility. He also demanded the harshest punishment for those responsible.
What are the demands of the protesters regarding the NEET paper leak?
Protesters are demanding visible action, including arrests, a transparent probe, and systemic reform of how national exams are conducted. This comes after two million students were forced to retake exams.
How to prevent future paper leaks, according to Prime Minister Modi?
According to Prime Minister Modi, preventing paper leaks is a national responsibility that requires all stakeholders to work together. He urged efforts to build an impenetrable examination system.
Can you describe the timing of Prime Minister Modi's comments on the NEET paper leak?
Prime Minister Modi's comments came a day after thousands marched in a 'Sansad Chalo' rally towards Parliament, which ended in lathi-charges and tear gas. The opposition had also been demanding the Education Minister's resignation.
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