Gandhi Slams Modi, NTA: Faulty UGC-NET Papers Harm Students' Futures
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the NTA over faulty UGC-NET exam papers for English, Commerce, and Sociology, held between June 22-30. The NTA canceled these exams and rescheduled them for September 9 (English and Commerce) and September 10 (Sociology). Gandhi called the education system an "extraction machine" harming students' futures and demanded accountability from the NTA leadership.
17 AUG 2026
— The Hindu
Congress members demanded answers from Prime Minister Modi following the NTA's announcement of retests for three UGC-NET papers due to errors.
— The Hindu
Rahul Gandhi demanded accountability from the NTA following the UGC-NET re-exam announcement, citing faulty papers and student exploitation.
· THIS STORY — NDTV
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi criticized the NTA for the faulty UGC-NET exam papers and the subsequent rescheduling of the exams.
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