Archive · 20 Jul 2026
Delhi Police Deny Security Breach at NTA Office
The Delhi Police said that there was no security breach at the NTA office in Okhla.
Some students and their parents went to the office to talk about problems with their exam results.
The police said everything was calm and under control.
They also told people not to believe false news on social media.
Meanwhile, thousands of people protested in central Delhi about exam paper leaks and were stopped by the police.
Delhi Police dismissed reports of a security breach at the NTA office in Okhla as false.
Five to seven examination aspirants and their parents met with NTA officials to discuss grievances.
Adequate security arrangements were in place, and the situation was under control.
Police urged the public to rely only on official communication regarding the incident.
Thousands protested in central Delhi over exam paper leaks, met with police teargas and lathi-charges.
- Who
- Delhi Police, examination aspirants, and their parents
- What
- Denial of security breach reports at NTA office
- When
- Monday
- Where
- NTA office in Okhla, Delhi
- Why
- To clarify and dismiss false reports of a security breach
Social Media Reports
Delhi Police
Security Breach
Social Media Reports
Protesters breached security and entered the NTA office.
Delhi Police
No security breach occurred; the situation was normal and peaceful.
- Location
- NTA office in Okhla, Delhi
- Number of Protesters
- Five to seven examination aspirants and their parents
- Security Arrangements
- Adequate security was in place
- Protest Cause
- Alleged discrepancies in examination results
- Police Action
- Dismissed reports as false and baseless
- Additional Protests
- Thousands protested in central Delhi, met with police teargas and lathi-charges
