Bidar MP Calls for Investigation into NEET Examination Irregularities
MP seeks comprehensive probe into NEET irregularities
The Hindu
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Sagar Khandre, the Member of Parliament from Bidar, Karnataka, has condemned the Indian government's handling of the NEET examination, citing repeated question paper leaks and administrative failures. He demands a thorough investigation and reforms to restore trust in the examination process for the benefit of over 22 lakh aspiring medical students nationwide.
- 01Sagar Khandre criticizes the Indian government for NEET examination irregularities.
- 02Over 22 lakh students nationwide, including 1 lakh in Karnataka, are affected.
- 03Khandre calls for a comprehensive investigation into the issues.
- 04He emphasizes the need for a transparent and secure examination system.
- 05The current situation is seen as a betrayal of students' aspirations for medical education.
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Sagar Khandre, the Member of Parliament representing Bidar in Karnataka, has expressed strong disapproval of the Indian government's management of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), highlighting ongoing irregularities and question paper leaks. In a statement released on May 14, 2026, he pointed out that these issues have significantly undermined public confidence in the education system, impacting the futures of over 22 lakh students nationwide, including more than 1 lakh in Karnataka alone. Khandre criticized the government's failure to conduct the examination transparently and securely, asserting that repeated incidents of malpractice and administrative lapses jeopardize students' aspirations for medical education. He described the situation as not just an administrative failure but an injustice to the youth. Khandre has called for a comprehensive investigation into these irregularities and urged the government to implement a more reliable examination system to prevent future occurrences.
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The call for investigation and reform could lead to significant changes in how medical entrance examinations are conducted, potentially restoring trust among students and parents in Karnataka and across India.
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