The Indian government, through Union Minister JP Nadda, addressed allegations by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi regarding 152 paper leaks in the NEET-UG exam over the past decade.

Nadda stated that the claims will be investigated but highlighted cases of paper leaks and exam irregularities in Opposition-ruled states like Kerala, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, West Bengal, and Tamil Nadu.He accused Gandhi of 'selective outrage,' questioning why he didn't address similar issues in states part of the INDIA bloc alliance.Nadda emphasized that the government prioritizes students' welfare and is ready for discussions on the NEET paper leak.

He also mentioned the government's response to activist Sonam Wangchuk's letter, who is on an indefinite fast, demanding no legal action against student protesters.

The article underscores the political tensions surrounding exam transparency and accountability, with the government defending its actions while critics allege systemic issues in the education system.