NEET Paper Leak Row: Protests Continue as Delhi High Court to Hear Case, New Education Secretary Takes Charge
Students remain firm on their demand for the removal of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan as the controversy continues to dominate public and political discourse.
The controversy surrounding the alleged NEET paper leak continues to intensify, with developments unfolding on multiple fronts—from the streets and Parliament to the government and the judiciary.
The Delhi High Court is scheduled to hear the matter, a key legal proceeding that could shape the course of the ongoing investigation and related actions. At the administrative level, the newly appointed Education Secretary is set to assume office, marking an important transition within the Ministry of Education amid the crisis.
Meanwhile, protesting students have maintained their primary demand for the removal of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, holding him accountable for the alleged lapses in the examination system. Demonstrations have continued in Delhi, with students insisting on greater transparency, accountability, and reforms to restore confidence in the country's competitive examination process.
The NEET paper leak controversy has triggered widespread political debate and public concern, with opposition parties questioning the government's handling of the issue while students continue to seek justice and systemic reforms.
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