On Thursday, the Cabinet sub-committee on student issues and education reforms, headed by U.T
Widespread protests over exam leaks indicate potential abuse of power and institutional failure.
On Thursday, the Cabinet sub-committee on student issues and education reforms, headed by U.T. Khader (Minister for Health and Family Welfare), asked S.R. Niranjana (Vice-Chairman of Karnataka State Higher Education Council) to submit a report on preventing paper leaks and ensuring transparency in exams and recruitment, following widespread protests over NEET leaks and KPSC controversies. The committee also discussed reforms in the KPSC recruitment process and plans to launch a website for suggestions and conduct tours to interact with students and teachers.
8 AUG 2026
— The Hindu
The Centre requested the Supreme Court to hear its explanation of safeguards for NEET question paper printing and delivery.
18 AUG 2026
— The Hindu
On August 18, 2026, the Supreme Court directed the Centre to respond to Ashwini Kumar Upadhyay's plea for standard investigation procedures and asset confiscation in paper leak cases.
3 SEPT 2026
· THIS STORY — The Hindu
The Karnataka Cabinet sub-committee on student issues and education reforms requested a report to address exam and recruitment loopholes.
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