Rahul Gandhi raises concerns over the reported NEET paper leak and calls for government action. Speaking publicly, he says 22 lakh students have been cheated and urges Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take steps against Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. The demand is framed around accountability for the leak and the impact on students. The reports describe Gandhi’s position that the incident harms candidates who are scheduled to appear for the exam and that the government should respond through appropriate measures.
Both accounts focus on Gandhi’s claim regarding the number of affected students and his call for Pradhan’s removal. They also emphasize that his remarks are directed at the ruling administration’s handling of the situation. The reporting does not provide additional verified details on the leak’s scope, timing, or investigative findings, focusing instead on Gandhi’s allegations and the political response he calls for.
