AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal criticises the central government over the alleged NEET question-paper leak and related response plans. Reacting to reports that NEET papers would be transported to exam centres using the Indian Air Force, Kejriwal argues that such steps will not address the underlying problem. In a post on X and a video message, he questions how deploying the Air Force would stop paper leaks and says the government is not showing intent to get to the bottom of the incidents. Kejriwal also characterises the situation as evidence that the education system has “fallen into the clutches of the mafia,” asserting that the response amounts to “bizarre” actions. He calls for wider cooperation to tackle the issue. The reports cited by the outlets focus on the alleged leak and the claim about Air Force involvement in transporting examination materials. The coverage remains centred on Kejriwal’s accusations and his commentary on the government’s approach.
Kejriwal criticises Centre over alleged NEET leak measures involving Indian Air Force
AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal criticises the central government over the alleged NEET question-paper leak and related response plans. Reacting to reports that NEET papers would be transported...
- Arvind Kejriwal, an AAP national convenor, criticises the central government over the alleged NEET question-paper leak.
- Kejriwal responds to reports that NEET papers would be transported to exam centres using the Indian Air Force.
- He questions how using the Air Force would prevent paper leaks.
- Kejriwal says the government has no intention of getting to the bottom of the leak and calls the measures “bizarre.”
- He alleges the education system has fallen into the “clutches of the mafia.”
Reacting to reports that NEET papers would be transported to exam centres by the Indian Air Force, Mr. Kejriwal said that Centre has no intention of getting to the bottom of the paper leaks, and was instead making such bizarre moves
2 months agoReacting to reports that NEET papers would be transported to exam centres by the Indian Air Force, Mr. Kejriwal said that Centre has no intention of getting to the bottom of the paper leaks, and was instead making such bizarre moves
2 months agoAAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday slammed the central government over the alleged NEET paper leak, saying the country's education system has fallen into the "clutches of the mafia". Reacting to reports that NEET papers would be transported to exam centres by the Indian Air Force, Kejriwal said that Centre has no intention of getting to the bottom of the paper leaks, and was instead making such bizarre moves (nautanki). "Air Force will be used to prevent paper leaks in NEET. Will this stop paper leaks? How is our government talking like uneducated people? World over so many exams are conducted, have we ever heard any such bizarre thing " Kejriwal said in a post on X in Hindi. "They don't even have the intention to stop paper leaks. The country's education system has completely fallen into the clutches of the mafia," the former Delhi chief minister said. To fix this, everyone will have to come together and do something, Kejriwal said in a video message. "It won't happ
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