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Dharmendra Pradhan Calls for Strict Action Against NEET Paper Leak Accused

By Editorial Team
Dharmendra Pradhan Calls for Strict Action Against NEET Paper Leak Accused

Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has reiterated the government's commitment to ensuring strict action against those involved in the NEET paper leak case, expressing full confidence in the ongoing investigation by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).

Speaking on the matter, Pradhan said the CBI is conducting a detailed probe into the alleged irregularities, examining what transpired and identifying those responsible. He emphasized that the investigation is aimed at uncovering the full extent of the wrongdoing and ensuring accountability.

The minister stated that the two accused arrested in connection with the case should face the strictest possible legal action. He urged the CBI to thoroughly investigate their criminal involvement, file appropriate charges, and ensure that the case is taken up for a speedy trial in a fast-track court.

Pradhan further stressed that those found guilty should receive exemplary punishment to serve as a strong deterrent against any future attempts to compromise the integrity of national examinations.

The NEET paper leak controversy has sparked widespread concern among students, parents, and educational institutions across the country. The Centre has maintained that it is committed to safeguarding the credibility of competitive examinations and ensuring that justice is delivered swiftly.

As the CBI continues its investigation, authorities are expected to take further action based on the findings of the probe.

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