Archive · 31 Jul 2026
Raghav Chadha Calls for NEET Exam Reforms After Paper Leak
Raghav Chadha is a member of the Indian Parliament.
He used to ask questions when he was in the opposition, but now he is on the government side and says he will give solutions instead.
He talked about a problem where exam papers for NEET were leaked.
The government acted fast, made a chargesheet in 75 days, and decided to use computer exams instead of paper.
Chadha said the issue should not be about politics but about fixing the system.
He also said students were upset, but their anger was understandable.
He wants everyone to help make exams fair and trustworthy.
MP Raghav Chadha shifted from opposition to treasury benches, pledging to focus on solutions rather than questions.
He praised the government's swift investigation, filing a chargesheet within 75 days, and the move to computer‑based NEET exams.
Chadha urged all parties to treat the paper‑leak issue as non‑partisan, calling it a “chronic disease” that needs accountability.
He highlighted students’ frustration and affirmed that their anger was justified, stressing the need for transparent exam systems.
The debate took place during the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026.
- Who
- Raghav Chadha, Rajya Sabha MP
- What
- Called for solutions to NEET paper leak and praised reforms
- When
- Thursday (during the debate on the Public Examinations Amendment Bill, 2026)
- Where
- Parliament debate in India
- Why
- To address the NEET paper leak and improve exam integrity
- MP
- Raghav Chadha
- Party
- BJP
- Issue
- NEET paper leak
- Reform
- Computer-based exams
- Chargesheet filed
- within 75 days