Abhishek Singh, Director General of the National Testing Agency (NTA), acknowledged significant 'gaps in the system' amid growing outrage over the alleged NEET exam paper leak. This controversy has led to nationwide protests and tragic incidents of student suicides, prompting the NTA to cancel the May 3 exam. Approximately 22 lakh students were affected, with reports indicating that around 120 questions had been shared on Telegram, allegedly matching guess papers. The NTA will conduct the rescheduled NEET exam on June 21, implementing tighter security measures. Concerns have been raised regarding the NTA's limited manpower, with only 22 employees on deputation and 138 outsourced staff managing the examination process. The fallout from the controversy has deeply impacted students and families, with cases like that of Rajesh Kumar, who lost his son Pradeep to suicide after years of preparation for medical school. The situation has led to calls for urgent reforms in the examination system to prevent such incidents in the future.