NEET paper now under Army's supervision? Centre's big plan to stop paper leak!
A high-level meeting on security arrangements was held at Rajnath Singh's residence in which senior officials of CBSE and NTA along with Dharmendra Pradhan and Jyotiraditya Scindia attended. The meeting discussed in detail how to make the examination process "foolproof," reduce the hassles of students and prevent any glitches in the future.
After the NEET paper leak controversy, the central government is now considering to take big steps in the direction of making the examination system completely safe and transparent. According to reports, in the future, the responsibility of safe transportation and preservation of question papers can be given to the army, so that incidents like paper leaks can be completely stopped and the trust of students is restored.
A high-level meeting on security arrangements was held at Rajnath Singh's residence in which senior officials of CBSE and NTA along with Dharmendra Pradhan and Jyotiraditya Scindia attended. The meeting discussed in detail how to make the examination process "foolproof," reduce the hassles of students and prevent any glitches in the future.
A Delhi court has extended the CBI custody of coaching centre operator Shivraj Raghunath Motegaonkar in connection with the NEET paper leak case. The CBI says the accused, along with others, had procured chemistry questions and answers before the exam.
According to the Central Bureau of Investigation, the accused was involved in a conspiracy to get the question paper and answers on April 23, 2026 itself. The agency has so far arrested 11 people in the case.
On June 21, the National Testing Agency had postponed the NEET exam on May 12 due to paper leak allegations. The re-examination will now be held on June 21.
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