Archive · 22 Jul 2026
Nadda Accuses Rahul Gandhi of Politicizing NEET Paper Leak
There was a big argument between two political leaders, J P Nadda from the BJP and Rahul Gandhi from the Congress, about a problem with a test called NEET.
The test papers were leaked, and students are upset.
Rahul Gandhi wants the Education Minister to resign, action against those who hurt students, and an apology from the Prime Minister.
But Nadda says Rahul is just trying to get political points and not really helping the students.
Nadda wants to have a big discussion in Parliament to find a permanent solution.
Both sides are blaming each other for not handling the situation well.
J P Nadda accuses Rahul Gandhi of politicizing the NEET paper leak issue.
Nadda urges for an intensive discussion in Parliament to find a permanent solution.
Rahul Gandhi demands the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
Gandhi also demands action against those who assaulted students and an apology from the Prime Minister.
Nadda lists cases of paper leaks in Congress-ruled states, questioning Gandhi's selectivity.
- Who
- J P Nadda (BJP) and Rahul Gandhi (Congress)
- What
- Accusations of politicizing the NEET paper leak issue
- When
- July 22, 2023
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To address the NEET paper leak and the political blame game surrounding it
Congress
BJP
Objective of Addressing NEET Paper Leak
Congress
Rahul Gandhi demands resignation of Education Minister, action against those who assaulted students, and an apology from the Prime Minister.
BJP
Nadda accuses Rahul Gandhi of playing politics and seeking political mileage, urging for an intensive discussion in Parliament to find a permanent solution.
Responsibility for Paper Leaks
Congress
Rahul Gandhi blames the government for destroying the education system.
BJP
Nadda lists cases of paper leaks in Congress-ruled states and questions Gandhi's selectivity.
- Date
- July 22, 2023
- Location
- New Delhi
- Key Figures
- J P Nadda, Rahul Gandhi
- Issue
- NEET Paper Leak
- Government Response
- Ready for intensive debate in Parliament
- Congress Demands
- Resignation of Education Minister, action against assailants, Prime Minister's apology