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Rahul Gandhi Once Again Questions Government Over Alleged NEET Paper Leak.

Rahul Gandhi once again asked the government why the education minister has still not been removed over the NEET paper leak issue.

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Published May 17, 2026, 4:00:27 PM | Updated May 17, 2026, 4:00:27 PM
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The government is facing criticism from all sides over the NEET 2026 paper leak issue, while major political parties across the country have raised serious questions over the matter.

The government has handed over the NEET paper leak case to the CBI, and several people have been taken into custody so far.

The NEET paper leak issue has become a major challenge for the government.

This is not the first NEET paper leak incident; such leaks have happened before as well. According to reports and opposition claims, similar incidents have occurred five times in the past.

The first major incident took place in 2015 with the AIPMT Bluetooth scam. Then in 2016, questions were raised over a leak in the NEET Phase 2 exam. In 2021, a solver gang case came to light where some teachers allegedly clicked pictures of the exam paper and shared them with solver gangs. After that, in 2024, the Hazaribagh Oasis School case surfaced when paper leak allegations emerged during the exam in Bihar and Jharkhand.

This time, something unprecedented happened in NEET 2026, as the paper was allegedly shared on WhatsApp and Telegram 48 hours before the exam.

For the first time in history, the entire exam has been cancelled, and the re-examination will now be held on June 21.

What did Rahul Gandhi say?

Rahul Gandhi posted this on the X platform…

NEET 2024: The paper was leaked. The exam was not cancelled. The minister did not resign. The CBI was asked to investigate. A committee was formed.

NEET 2026:The paper was leaked. The exam was cancelled. The minister still did not resign. The CBI is once again investigating. Another committee will be formed.

Modi ji, the country is asking you some questions—answer them!

Why are paper leaks happening again and again?

Why are you repeatedly silent on this ‘Pariksha Pe Charcha’?

Why are you not dismissing the education minister, who keeps failing again and again?

Rahul Gandhi shared a video on the NEET paper leak issue and said that the hard work of 22 lakh students was thrown into the dustbin.

Rahul Gandhi recently shared a video on the X platform, saying that 22 lakh students studied day and night for two years, but their entire effort was ruined in just one night due to the paper leak.

He alleged that the exam paper started circulating on WhatsApp just two days before the exam and questioned how such a breach could have happened.