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NEET-Paper Leak: Indian Examination System Up For Sale: Rahul Gandhi

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NEET-Paper Leak: Indian Examination System Up For Sale: Rahul Gandhi. The unfortunate truth is that the Indian examination system is up for sale to the rich, says Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi. He said millions of students across the country are suffering. Gandhi said the issue is systemic and should be addressed with sincerity rather than resorting to political spin laden with lies.

The Congress leader highlighted that it’s evident that there is a serious problem in India’s examination system. Gandhi said millions of students in the country are extremely worried about what is happening. They are convinced that the system is a fraud.

Gandhi added that students now believe that if you are rich, you can buy the Indian examination system. He asked the education minister Dharmendra Pradhan how he would fix the problem at the system level.

However, Pradhan told the parliament that there is no evidence of any paper leak in the government. He said the NTA successfully conducted more than 240 exams. Slamming the opposition, the education minister said Gandhi’s comments were highly condemnable. Pradhan highlighted that the government introduced a law to address malpractice and irregularities in competitive examinations.

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What The Court Said About NEET Paper Leak

The Chief Justice of India (CJI)  DY Chandrachud said there are systemic flaws and the matter will be put to the Supreme Court to tighten up. The case is continuing in the court.  It should be noted that there are various evidences that the paper leak happened via WhatsApp and Telegram channels, as well as physically at the various centers.

However, the CJI said there is no material to show that the paper leak was widespread, and spread across the country.

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