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The remarks came after a zero FIR was registered in Noida against a woman for allegedly using abusive language against PM Modi during NEET paper leak protest. | India News

Demanding urgent action, Supriya Sule insists on a time-sensitive SIT inquiry into examination fraud as she highlights the rising student unrest and police response. To address pressing concerns about the education system, she advocates for an all-party discussion, asserting that simply increasing penalties for paper leaks won't solve the problem. Sule stresses the importance of involving the opposition in crafting viable reforms.

Congress stated Prime Minister Modi plays the victim card regarding youth. The party demanded an apology for student protest brutality and paper leaks. Modi's "InstaGram sabhas" are seen as self-obsession by the opposition. The Prime Minister expressed forgiveness for youth who abused him and his mother. Congress also cited other issues like "Chanda Chori Astha Dhoka" and notebandi.

Maharashtra Cyber police is probing AI-doctored videos of Piyush Goyal and Narendra Modi, amid student protests demanding Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation over exam paper leaks.

The Calcutta High Court has established five fast-track courts in Kolkata and Port Blair to expedite trials of NEET paper leak cases, aiming for judgments within three months of charge-sheet filing., India News, Times Now

Unlike many states, it brings together cases under both the Centre's 2024 law and Maharashtra's 1982 Act, widening the scope beyond paper leaks to board and recruitment exam irregularities.

BJP MP Raghav Chadha praised the passage of the Anti-Paper leak bill and criticised the Congress party for its failures in safeguarding examination processes in prior governments., India News, Times Now

In a video post on social media, the prime minister said that the issue of question paper leaks had plagued governments at both the Centre and the states for decades and threatened to destroy the future of students.

Raghav Chadha made the comments days after hundreds of students held protests across the country over the NEET paper leak. They called for the resignation of then Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, who later stepped down amid growing pressure.

"I spoke for every young Indian who believes that honest effort deserves an honest opportunity. With the passage of the Public Examinations Amendment Bill, 2026, India's first-ever Anti Paper Leak framework comes into effect. Students spoke. The Government listened. Action followed. Systems changed."