Arvind Kejriwal, the national convener of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), has launched a strong critique of the Indian central government regarding the ongoing issue of exam paper leaks, which he described as a 'billion-dollar business' involving influential individuals. In a recent statement, Kejriwal urged citizens to unite and demand accountability from the government, emphasizing that without public pressure, the problem will persist. He cited the consistent irregularities in national examinations, including the NEET and the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), and contrasted these with AAP's clean record in Delhi and Punjab, where no leaks occurred during their governance. Kejriwal also pointed to the controversial awarding of contracts to a blacklisted company that had previously committed fraud in Telangana, which he claimed led to tragic consequences for students. He criticized the government's lack of action against those responsible, suggesting a cover-up to protect the culprits. Kejriwal's remarks come amid increasing calls for reform in the examination process as opposition parties demand greater accountability.