Rajasthan Education Minister Madan Dilawar downplays the cancellation of the NEET-UG 2026 exam, saying it is “not a big issue” if irregularities are found. Both reports refer to the controversy surrounding an alleged paper leak that, according to claims by opposition Congress leaders, involves a wider network across multiple states. The allegations include that a “guess paper” was sold for large sums of money, affecting lakhs of medical aspirants. Dilawar’s position frames the cancellation as a limited response to irregularities rather than a major issue for students. In contrast, Congress leaders accuse the state government of suppressing information related to the leak and the scale of the alleged malpractice. The reports present the dispute primarily as a disagreement over the handling and disclosure of information surrounding the cancellation, with one side minimizing its significance and the other criticizing the government over alleged concealment. The common thread across sources is the ongoing political backlash linked to allegations of cheating and the impact on candidates following the NEET-UG 2026 cancellation.