The National Testing Agency (NTA) has removed 47 officials from service as part of a major overhaul following the paper leak controversy, according to sources quoted by ANI. Legal and criminal action is also expected against some officials as the Centre moves to strengthen accountability and restore confidence in the examination system. The revamp comes amid reforms after the NEET paper leak row, with the government also proposing stricter anti-paper leak laws and fast-track courts.

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The National Testing Agency (NTA) has removed 47 officials from service as part of a major overhaul following the paper leak controversy, according to sources quoted by ANI. Legal…

NTA terminates 47 officials after student protests over NEET paper leaks, promising legal actions and agency reforms.