PM Modi speaks on NEET paper leak controversy: ‘Playing with the future of youth is not acceptable, culprits will be given strict punishment by fast track court’ – Know the complete plan


There is a lot of anger among students and parents across the country regarding serious allegations of paper leak in NEET-UG examination. Amidst the ongoing protests and attacks from the opposition at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has broken his silence on this entire matter. The Prime Minister said in clear words that the welfare of the youth of the country and their bright future is the top priority of the Central Government. He has assured that any kind of rigging in this examination process or playing with the future of the youth will not be tolerated at all.

Formation of fast track court and strict action against culprits

Considering the seriousness of the matter, the Prime Minister announced that a special fast track court will be constituted to bring the culprits of the NEET paper leak scandal to justice as soon as possible and ensure speedy justice. The aim of the government is that there should be no delay in the legal processes and the conspirators should be given such strict punishment that it sets an example. The investigating agencies have been instructed to reach out to every small and big mastermind associated with this case and complete the investigation in a fair and speedy manner without any pressure.

Improvement in performance and examination system at Jantar Mantar

Amidst the dharna and protests being held by various organizations at Jantar Mantar, the government’s focus is on bringing transparency in the examination system. PM Modi said that the security arrangements of national level competitive examinations are being reviewed to restore the confidence of the youth. Concrete steps are being taken towards making stringent changes in the examination structure of the National Testing Agency (NTA), strengthening digital security standards and creating foolproof mechanisms to prevent future paper leaks.