Protests have erupted nationwide in India over leaked question papers ahead of important university exams. The National Testing Agency (NTA) canceled the UGC-NET exam due to possible integrity issues after question papers were leaked on the darknet. Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has vowed to improve transparency in the examination process.
Simultaneously, protests continue over the alleged leak of the NEET (UG) exam. Opposition parties like the Communist Party of India and the Congress have demanded action, with Congress leader Rahul Gandhi accusing the government of capturing the education system. Calls for scrapping the testing agency and resignations have intensified.
As the issue gains traction, a Supreme Court-led investigation into the NEET exam irregularities is pending. The opposition is determined to hold the government accountable and seek justice for affected students. Stay updated on this unfolding story by following RT India on Twitter and Instagram.