Question Paper Leak Scandal: A Call for Education Reform
Kerala's Chief Minister, Pinarayi Vijayan, has called for disbanding the NTA following serious allegations of a NEET question paper leak. Vijayan criticized recurring examination controversies and emphasized the need for fair opportunities for students. Reports indicate ongoing investigations by Rajasthan's SOG and the CBI into the NEET-UG 2026 allegations.
The outgoing Chief Minister of Kerala, Pinarayi Vijayan, has voiced strong criticism against the National Testing Agency (NTA) following claims of a NEET-UG question paper leak.
Vijayan condemned the recurring controversies surrounding the examination, stating that they severely damage students' confidence and future prospects.
He urged the central government to restore integrity in the system and called for a transparent investigation, advocating for the NTA's disbandment. Ongoing probes by the Rajasthan SOG and CBI are currently looking into the matter.
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