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Modi outlined steps to prevent future paper leaks
The Hindu··21 Jul
Prime Minister Narendra Modi told NDA MPs on July 21 that the government took immediate action after the NEET paper leak and 13 people were arrested. Kiren Rijiju said Modi prioritised conducting the re-examination successfully and declaring results without delay. Modi appealed for strictest punishment for the guilty using top legal expertise at the Mangal Milan meeting.
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What It Means For You
- Government NEET leak response affects medical admission timelines nationwide.
- Modi's appeal to MPs signals outreach efforts amid sustained youth protests.
- India-US FTA farmer concerns may affect agricultural trade policy debates.
What's Happening
- Modi addressed NDA MPs at Mangal Milan on July 21.
- He said 13 people were arrested over the NEET paper leak.
- He called for strictest punishment and leak-free examination systems.
Political Response Context
- The meeting followed CJP's Chalo Sansad march on Monsoon Session Day One.
- Six Shiv Sena MPs who defected from UBT attended for the first time.
- A Kisan Mahapanchayat on the India-US FTA was scheduled the same day.
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