Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday reaffirmed the Centre’s commitment to taking stringent action against those allegedly involved in the NEET paper leak case. Addressing members of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) Parliamentary Party ahead of the Monsoon Session, the Prime Minister reportedly stressed that students’ interests must be protected and confidence in the country’s examination system should be restored. He urged lawmakers to engage with young people and reassure them that the government is determined to ensure justice and accountability.
PM Modi Calls for Toughest Action Against Those Responsible
According to people familiar with the meeting, Prime Minister Modi said that individuals arrested in connection with the alleged paper leak would face the harshest punishment permitted under the law. He also encouraged NDA MPs to communicate with students and address concerns surrounding examination integrity. The remarks come amid nationwide debates over alleged irregularities in competitive examinations and growing demands for stronger safeguards.
Government Reiterates Commitment to Protect Students’ Future
Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju described the meeting as productive and said the Prime Minister discussed several national issues, including the importance of safeguarding students’ futures. Rijiju reiterated that the government acted swiftly after allegations surfaced and maintained that those found guilty would face strict legal consequences. The government has also emphasized that maintaining transparency and fairness in examinations remains a priority.
NEET Controversy Continues to Dominate National Discussion
The NEET paper leak issue has emerged as one of the key political and educational concerns during the ongoing Parliament session, with protests and debates continuing across the country. The Centre has maintained that investigations are progressing and has assured students that measures are being taken to strengthen examination security and preserve public trust in the system.