Archive · 24 Jul 2026
AAP denies Punjab NEET paper leak allegations
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Punjab has denied allegations of a NEET paper leak, claiming that an incident in Faridkot was a case of cheating with electronic gadgets.
AAP's media in-charge, Baltej Pannu, accused the Congress and BJP of trying to divert attention from student concerns.
He also alleged that the BJP-led Central government has had over 90 paper leaks during its rule, leading to student suicides.
The AAP claims that no paper leak has occurred in Punjab during their tenure.
AAP denies NEET paper leak allegations in Punjab.
Incident in Faridkot was a case of cheating with electronic gadgets, claims AAP.
Congress and BJP accused of diverting attention from student concerns.
AAP alleges over 90 paper leaks during BJP's rule, leading to student suicides.
AAP claims no paper leak has occurred in Punjab during their tenure.
- Who
- Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Congress, BJP
- What
- Allegations of NEET paper leak in Punjab
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Chandigarh, Punjab
- Why
- AAP accuses Congress and BJP of diverting attention from student concerns
AAP's Defense
Congress and BJP's Allegations
Paper Leak Claims
AAP's Defense
AAP claims no paper leak occurred in Punjab, alleging the incident in Faridkot was a case of cheating with electronic gadgets.
Congress and BJP's Allegations
Congress and BJP allege that the Punjab government is covering up a paper leak.
Responsibility for Paper Leaks
AAP's Defense
AAP accuses the BJP-led Central government of over 90 paper leaks during its rule, leading to student suicides.
Congress and BJP's Allegations
Congress and BJP claim the Punjab government is responsible for the alleged paper leak.
- Incident Location
- Faridkot, Punjab
- Accused Party
- Congress and BJP
- AAP's Response
- Denial of paper leak, allegation of cheating with electronic gadgets
- BJP's Alleged Paper Leaks
- Over 90 during their rule
- AAP's Media In-charge
- Baltej Pannu