Delhi, May 13:Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday accused the BJP-led government of failing to stop exam paper leaks across the country. Referring to the NEET UG 2026 controversy, he claimed that around 93 exam paper leaks have taken place since 2014, affecting nearly six crore students and job seekers.
Kejriwal alleged that many of these incidents happened in BJP-ruled states and questioned whether political leaders were involved in the leaks. He said the repeated paper leak cases have destroyed the trust of students in the examination system.Addressing the youth, especially Gen-Z, Kejriwal urged them to raise their voice against corruption and demand a fair and transparent system.
He said students work hard for years, but paper leaks ruin their future and mental peace.The AAP leader also demanded strict action against those responsible for exam scams and called for stronger laws to prevent future leaks. The issue has once again sparked debate over the security and transparency of competitive examinations in India.