Archive · 24 Jul 2026
JD(S) Accuses Congress of Hypocrisy Over NEET Paper Leak
The Janata Dal (Secular) has accused the Congress of hypocrisy over the NEET question paper leak.
They reminded the Congress of a similar incident in 2016 when the Congress was in power in Karnataka.
The JD(S) alleges that the Congress is exploiting the NEET issue for political gains and has failed to address various scandals and misuse of funds.
The Congress, on the other hand, is demanding the resignation of the Union Education Minister over the NEET paper leak.
The JD(S) also accused the Congress government of using force against protesting students, farmers, and job aspirants.
JD(S) accuses Congress of hypocrisy over NEET question paper leak.
Reminds Congress of 2016 II PUC Chemistry question paper leak under their government.
Congress demands resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
JD(S) alleges Congress is exploiting NEET issue for political gains.
Congress accused of silence on various scandals and misuse of funds.
- Who
- Janata Dal (Secular) and Congress
- What
- Accusations of hypocrisy and political exploitation over question paper leaks
- When
- 2016 (II PUC Chemistry) and present (NEET)
- Where
- Karnataka, India
- Why
- To highlight political hypocrisy and demand accountability
Congress
JD(S)
Question Paper Leak
Congress
Demands resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over alleged NEET question paper leak.
JD(S)
Reminds Congress of 2016 II PUC Chemistry question paper leak under their government.
Political Exploitation
Congress
Protests against NEET paper leak to highlight educational transparency issues.
JD(S)
Accuses Congress of exploiting NEET issue for political gains and provoking students.
Government Accountability
Congress
Calls for accountability and resignation of responsible officials.
JD(S)
Questions Congress' moral authority, citing silence on various scandals and misuse of funds.
- Year of II PUC Chemistry Question Paper Leak
- 2016
- Congress Education Minister in 2016
- Kimmane Ratnakar
- Current Union Education Minister
- Dharmendra Pradhan
- Alleged Scandals Under Congress
- Valmiki Corporation scam, misuse of SCSP/TSP funds, KPSC recruitment controversy, Gruha Lakshmi scam
- JD(S) Accusation
- Congress using force against protesting students, farmers, and job aspirants