Youth Congress Protests NEET Examination Irregularities in Kalaburagi
Youth Congress stages protest against NEET paper leak
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Members of the Youth Congress staged a protest outside the Deputy Commissioner’s office in Kalaburagi, Karnataka, condemning the National Testing Agency for recent NEET-UG examination paper leaks. They demanded the abolition of the NTA, citing repeated irregularities that undermine the credibility of the examination system and cause anxiety among students.
- 01Youth Congress protests against NEET-UG examination paper leaks.
- 02Protesters demand the abolition of the National Testing Agency (NTA).
- 03Repeated controversies have eroded trust in the examination system.
- 04Call for a more transparent mechanism for conducting competitive exams.
- 05Concerns raised over the commercialization of education affecting examination integrity.
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On May 13, 2026, members of the Youth Congress unit protested outside the Deputy Commissioner’s office in Kalaburagi, Karnataka, expressing their outrage over the recent NEET-UG examination paper leak. They criticized the National Testing Agency (NTA) for its failure to conduct examinations securely and transparently, which they argue has compromised the credibility of the country's examination system. Kalaburagi District Youth Congress president Shakeel Ahmed Saradagi highlighted that this is the second paper leak incident in three years, causing anxiety among countless students aspiring to enter medical education. The protesters burnt tyres, displayed placards, and raised slogans against the Union government and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, demanding the dissolution of the NTA and a more accountable mechanism for conducting competitive examinations. They warned that ongoing irregularities could severely damage public trust in the education system, which is already under strain due to the commercialization of education.
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The protest highlights growing concerns among students and parents about the integrity of national-level examinations, potentially leading to increased pressure on the government to reform the examination system.
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