The Centre tells the Supreme Court that the NEET UG re-examination and related processes are being monitored at the “highest levels” of the executive, with multiple reports citing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s personal oversight. The development comes as the apex court considers steps to address concerns raised after the NEET question paper leak and orders the Ministry of Education to submit an affidavit outlining changes being made to the examination process. NDTV reports the court describes the situation for NEET aspirants as “traumatic” and seeks detailed information on safeguards. According to the Centre’s submissions relayed by the outlets, the re-exam is scheduled for June 21 and is accompanied by a set of security and procedural reforms intended to prevent future irregularities. The National Testing Agency (NTA) details measures including enhanced CCTV surveillance and forensic analysis, alongside other safeguards aimed at ensuring question integrity and fairness for students. Across reports, the focus remains on compliance with the Supreme Court’s directions and the implementation of tightened controls for the re-conduct of the exam.