Demand for Justice: NEET Paper Leak Scandal Unveiled

The Congress in Jammu and Kashmir has called for a Supreme Court-supervised investigation into the alleged NEET-UG 2026 paper leak, affecting over 22 lakh candidates. Allegations on the BJP regime highlight a deep-rooted nexus, prompting a demand for a transparent examination system to restore public confidence.

The Congress in Jammu and Kashmir has urgently called for a Supreme Court-monitored investigation into the alleged NEET-UG 2026 paper leak, describing it as a grave issue impacting over 22 lakh candidates and their families. The party has urged the top court to unearth what is claimed to be a deep-rooted nexus responsible for recurring examination leaks under the BJP administration.

The call to action follows the National Testing Agency's cancellation of the NEET-UG 2026, previously conducted on May 3, with a promise to reschedule the exam. Additionally, the CBI has been tasked with conducting a thorough investigation into the alleged malpractices. Raman Bhalla, the Working President of the Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee, criticized the current government for allowing repeated paper leaks, branding them as a significant scam and a failure on part of the government to maintain examination security.

The controversy has prompted wide-scale concern, with Congress leaders, including Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi, labeling it one of the biggest frauds in recent history. They argue that the situation has jeopardized the futures of countless students and diminished public trust in the examination process. A robust and transparent system is advocated to ensure future examinations remain fair.