Raghav Chadha Breaks Silence on NEET Paper Leak: Supports Anti-Paper Leak Bill

Raghav Chadha breaks silence on NEET paper leak: On Thursday, Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha shared why he had not made public comments about the NEET paper leak.

Speaking during the debate on the anti-paper leak bill, Chadha, who was previously with AAP, said these problems require institutional solutions instead of just talking to the media.

He also explained that after moving from the Opposition to the treasury benches, his role shifted from raising questions to focusing on solutions. Here is the video:

Raghav Chadha Breaks Silence on NEET Paper Leak: Says 'Now My Job Is to Find Solutions'

Chadha told the House that many people had asked him why he had not spoken about the NEET paper leak.

He said that when he was in the Opposition, his job was to highlight public issues, but now, as a member of the treasury benches, he is focused on finding solutions rather than only questioning the government.

Chadha said that as an Opposition member, it was his duty to ask questions, and he took that role seriously.

Now, as part of the treasury benches, he believes his responsibility is to help find solutions rather than just ask questions.

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Raghav Chadha Parliament Speech on NEET Paper Leak

Raghav Chadha Breaks Silence on NEET Paper Leak: Chadha also said he was not seeking publicity or talking to the media just to get attention.

He explained that he waited to speak in Parliament until a real solution was ready and reforms had started.

He felt that introducing the anti-paper-leak framework was the right time to discuss the issue.

Raghav Chadha Rajya Sabha Speech on Anti-Paper-Leak Bill

Chadha also spoke to students affected by the NEET paper leak, saying he understood their anger and frustration.

He pointed out that for many NEET aspirants, the exam is a way to improve their families' futures.

He explained that students often move to cities like Kota and Delhi, spend less time with family and friends, and that parents invest heavily in coaching, all in hopes of success in the exam.

He said students' feelings and complaints were valid and deserved serious attention.

Raghav Chadha Backs Anti-Paper Leak Bill

Raghav Chadha Breaks Silence on NEET Paper Leak: Chadha praised the NDA-led central government for responding quickly after hearing from students.

He said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi listened to students and introduced reforms, acting as a guardian.

Chadha added that this was the first time the government had introduced a full framework to address paper leaks after taking students' concerns seriously.

He also said the investigation into the NEET paper leak was sped up. Chadha mentioned that students went to the Prime Minister for help, and several actions followed.

He pointed out that a chargesheet was filed in a fast-track court within 75 days and that the investigation moved forward without delay.

NEET Paper Leak Latest News: Raghav Chadha Backs Computer-Based NEET, Calls for End to Paper Leak Politics

Chadha also said that future NEET exams would use computer-based testing instead of OMR sheets.

He described paper leaks as a long-standing problem that needs major reforms.

He said paper leaks should not be treated as a political issue, since they are a chronic problem for the country's exam system.

He argued that accountability and ethics should come before party politics, and it should not matter which state had a paper leak, which minister was responsible, or which party was in power.

Raghav Chadha Hits Out at AAP, Alleges Recruitment Exam Irregularities in Punjab

Chadha also criticised his former party, pointing to alleged problems with the Punjab Pharmacy Officer recruitment exam held on July 19.

He claimed that some candidates cheated using Bluetooth devices and that a group of cheaters charged up to Rs 13 lakh per person to help them cheat.

He also said that several irregularities in recruitment exams have come up in Punjab since the AAP took power.

'Restore Trust in Exams': BJP MP Urges Support for Anti-Paper Leak Legislation

Raghav Chadha on NEET Paper Leak Latest Statement: Criticising the Congress government in Karnataka, Chadha cited the alleged SSLC paper leak in January, in which question papers were reportedly sold to students for Rs 200 each.

At the end of his speech, the BJP MP urged all parties to support the proposed anti-paper leak law.

He said this was needed to restore trust in the exam system and protect hardworking students.

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