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Modi vows action on paper leaks
Daily Excelsior··22 Jul
Prime Minister Narendra Modi told NDA MPs on July 22 that strong action was taken against those involved in NEET paper leaks so no one plays with youth futures. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said Modi noted 13 arrests and jail terms after leak reports surfaced. Modi called the incident a grave sin and a national interest issue.
Prism
What It Means For You
- Exam aspirants may hear more outreach from MPs on NEET leak investigations and safeguards.
- Students protesting in Delhi could weigh whether parliamentary debate meets their demands.
- States and Centre cooperation may shape future exam security reforms nationwide.
What's Happening
- PM Narendra Modi said strong action was taken against those involved in NEET paper leaks.
- He told NDA MPs 13 people were arrested and jailed after reports of the leak surfaced.
- Modi called paper leaks a grave sin and urged Centre-state cooperation beyond party politics.
PM Frames Leak As National Issue
- Remarks came after CJP protesters marched toward Parliament on July 20 over NEET irregularities.
- The government conducted a NEET re-examination and declared results without delay, officials said.
- Modi said winning youth trust requires MPs to stay connected with people with warmth.
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