India’s education minister Dharmendra Pradhan says he will pursue reforms after medical school test papers are reportedly leaked, triggering widespread anger among young people. According to reports, the leak affects around 2 million students and has led to public pressure on the Modi government to explain how the exams were handled and what steps will be taken next. Pradhan, speaking amid escalating scrutiny, promises to address concerns raised by students and to bring changes aimed at preventing similar incidents. Multiple outlets also report that the controversy is becoming a central political issue. The opposition is calling for parliamentary debate and accountability, pressing the government to provide details on the scope of the leak and the measures being implemented. The dispute reflects broader tensions between students’ expectations for fair examinations and demands for transparency from authorities. While the minister pledges action, the government faces increased demands from both students and political parties for concrete answers and corrective steps in the wake of the leaked papers.