Archive · 25 Jul 2026
CJP to meet Union Ministers over NEET paper leak
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) is going to meet with Union Ministers to talk about the NEET exam paper leak.
The CJP wants the Education Minister to resign and for the exam system to be fixed.
The government is planning to make new, stricter rules to stop paper leaks.
The Prime Minister said they are working to make sure exams are fair and that students and their parents are not worried.
The CJP thinks the government should do more than just make new rules and should also remove the Education Minister.
CJP delegation to meet Union Ministers at the Constitution Club of India on Friday.
CJP demands resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over NEET paper leak.
Government plans to introduce stricter legislation and punishments for examination paper leaks.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced measures to ensure smooth conduct of exams and arrest of those responsible.
CJP insists on comprehensive overhaul of the education and examination system.
- Who
- CJP delegation and Union Ministers
- What
- Meeting to discuss NEET paper leak issue
- When
- Friday
- Where
- Constitution Club of India, New Delhi
- Why
- To address the NEET paper leak controversy and discuss government actions and CJP demands
CJP's Demands
Government's Actions
Resignation of Education Minister
CJP's Demands
The CJP demands the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, holding him responsible for the NEET paper leak.
Government's Actions
The government is focusing on introducing stricter legislation and punishments for examination paper leaks.
Comprehensive Overhaul
CJP's Demands
The CJP calls for a comprehensive overhaul of the education and examination system to prevent future irregularities.
Government's Actions
The government has taken measures to arrest and imprison those responsible for the irregularities and is preparing a new bill for stricter actions.
- Meeting Venue
- Constitution Club of India
- Meeting Date
- Friday
- NEET Results Date
- July 19
- Number of Students Affected
- 22 lakh
- Prime Minister's Announcement
- Stricter actions against paper leaks to come
Sources
‘Demands remain same, minister must go’: CJP sets tone before big meeting
CJP Jantar Mantar Delhi Protest News: All Eyes On CJP-Centre 3rd Round Of Talks Today Over Dharmendra Pradhan's Ministerial Future
Jantar Mantar Protest Live Updates: CJP-Centre talks to continue today, protesters stick to Pradhan-resignation demand
CJP delegation to meet Union Ministers today as govt plans tougher anti-paper leak actions
