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PM Modi calls for 'strictest' punishment for those involved in NEET paper leak
Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated the government acted swiftly on the alleged NEET paper leak. Thirteen individuals were arrested and imprisoned following the reported leak incident. The Prime Minister emphasized protecting students' interests through a prompt re-examination. Stringent measures are now in place to prevent future paper leaks. He called for the strictest punishment for those involved in the racket.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
PM Modi calls for 'strictest' punishment for those involved in NEET paper leak
Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated the government acted swiftly on the alleged NEET paper leak. Thirteen individuals were arrested and imprisoned following the reported leak…
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newsbytesapp.com
'Preventing leaks national responsibility': PM amid NEET paper leak row
Prime Minister Narendra Modi termed the NEET paper leak a grave sin and assured strict action, with 13 accused already in custody following swift government intervention.
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NEET paper leak: PM calls for restraint amid CJP protests
Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for calm after violence erupted during the CJP protest over the Neet paper leak, emphasizing society's role in guiding children responsibly.
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thehindubusinessline.com
Strong action taken to ensure no one plays with future of youth: PM Modi on NEET paper leaks
PM Modi emphasizes strict action against NEET paper leaks to protect youth's future, urging collaboration between states and the Centre.
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PM Modi promises strict action on NEET paper leak, urges NDA to expose opposition
PM Modi vows strict action on NEET paper leak, urging NDA to expose opposition and support agitating youth's demands.
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PM Modi assures youth, vows crackdown on exam paper leaks
Briefing reporters, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said Modi told NDA MPs that the government had acted swiftly after reports of the leak surfaced, arresting 13…
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Government ready for detailed discussion on paper leaks: Nadda
The government, led by JP Nadda, expressed readiness for detailed parliamentary discussions on the NEET paper leak issue amidst ongoing protests and political criticism.