Rahul Gandhi – Congress leader and Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi launched a direct attack on the Central Government following allegations of a widespread paper leak surrounding the UGC-NET 2026 examination, demanding a transparent independent investigation.
Rahul Gandhi – Rahul Gandhi Alleges Systematic Failure in NTA-Conducted Competitive Exams
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi criticized the Union Government over fresh allegations of paper leaks during the NTA-conducted UGC-NET 2026 examination. Raising concerns over the integrity of competitive exams, Gandhi stated that recurring paper leaks jeopardize the hard work, sacrifices, and aspirations of millions of young candidates across the country. He accused the administration of failing to dismantle paper leak networks and protect honest students from systemic corruption.
Rahul Gandhi – Leaked PDF Allegedly Contained 90 Matching Exam Questions Sold Across States
Pointing to student union reports and circulating exam material, Gandhi highlighted claims that a 100-page handwritten document containing NTA template metadata was distributed prior to the examination. Reports indicated that nearly 90 questions in the official sociology paper matched the leaked material, which was allegedly sold to candidates for up to ₹2.25 lakh in multiple states. Citing these findings, the Opposition leader demanded an immediate digital forensic investigation to compare the leaked documents with the official question bank.
Rahul Gandhi – Opposition Demands Accountability as Nationwide Student Standoff Intensifies
Comparing the UGC-NET controversy to recent irregularities in NEET examinations, Rahul Gandhi urged student organizations across the country to unite against systemic failures in the national testing architecture. Congress leadership demanded that the Ministry of Education fix strict accountability on NTA officials and testing vendors to prevent future paper compromises. Meanwhile, student bodies continue to demand the re-examination of affected subjects alongside legal action against paper leak syndicates.
