Modi vows swift justice as 47 NTA officials sacked over exam leaks protests
Large-scale cheating undermines education and justice, yet is treated as routine.
Nirmala Sitharaman said many students improved their performance after paper leaks, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured swift justice for those involved. Re-examinations were swiftly conducted with timely results. Thousands protested against the leaks since July 20, leading to police action and injuries. The government sacked 47 NTA officials and promised strict actions against leakers.
24 JUL 2026
— NDTV
NTA overhauled after exam leaks: 47 staffers removed, bill seeks 10-year jail terms
· THIS STORY — NDTV
Following student protests, the government swiftly conducted re-examinations and took disciplinary action against officials involved in the NEET leak.
— Indian Express
The Union Cabinet approved a draft Bill to combat exam paper leaks, proposing significant penalties and expedited legal processes.
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