In an unprecedented move to prevent further paper leaks, India has placed experts involved in the NEET-UG (National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test Undergraduate) question paper preparation under lockdown at a secure location. This decision follows the cancellation of the original NEET-UG exam due to allegations of leaks, affecting more than 2.2 million candidates. The lockdown, which restricts all forms of communication including mobile phones and internet access, is part of a broader security overhaul aimed at ensuring the integrity of the examination process. Enhanced oversight has been introduced at every stage, from question creation to transportation, with authorities even considering using Indian Air Force aircraft for secure logistics. Additionally, the National Testing Agency (NTA) is actively combating misinformation circulating on social media about leaked papers, warning of legal action against those spreading false claims. The re-examination is set for June 21 and represents a crucial test for the NTA to restore public confidence in India's competitive examination system after a significant scandal.