ABVP Demands Fair Probe into NEET-UG 2026 Malpractice Case

Bidar: The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) staged a protest in Bhalki demanding an impartial investigation by the central government into the question paper leak and various malpractices related to the NEET-UG 2026 exam. ABVP activists submitted a request to the Prime Minister through the Bhalki Tehsildar, emphasizing the need to uphold transparency and credibility in national-level exams that impact the future of lakhs of students.

District Convener Nagaraj Sultanapure stated that media reports of the question paper leak and irregularities have caused significant distress among students and parents. He called for a comprehensive and fair probe by central investigative agencies and urged the implementation of a strict law imposing life imprisonment or long-term rigorous imprisonment for those involved. Sultanapure described the leak as a "crime against the future of the nation" and demanded timely investigation and strict action against the examination mafia and all implicated parties. The National Testing Agency (NTA) was urged to maintain transparency and disclose facts to stakeholders until the investigation concludes. ABVP also called for enhanced technical security, confidentiality of question papers, and supervision of exam centers to prevent recurrence. Present at the event were Nagaraj Sultanapure, city secretaries, activists, and students.