Sibal Slams Govt Over NEET-UG 2026 Leak Scandal

Former education minister Kapil Sibal criticizes the Indian government for canceling NEET-UG 2026 due to paper leaks. He highlights the lack of accountability and urges Prime Minister Modi to address the issue publicly. Sibal calls for resignations from BJP-ruled state education ministers where such leaks are frequent.

Former education minister Kapil Sibal launched a vehement critique of the government over the NEET-UG 2026 exam paper leak debacle. Accusing the administration of lacking the ability to govern fairly, Sibal stressed the need for the Prime Minister to acknowledge the hardship caused by the incident.

In a press conference, Sibal emphasized that responsibility rests at the highest levels. He argued that government interference in exam procedures is the root cause of repeated leaks, urging for an autonomous organization to manage examinations. Holding BJP-run state education ministries accountable is essential, he asserted.

The National Testing Agency was compelled to annul the May 3rd NEET-UG 2026 exam due to these allegations. As the government directs a CBI investigation, the examination will be rescheduled to uphold integrity and trust in the system, affecting millions of aspiring medical students.