- The competitive medical entrance exam was conducted by the National Testing Agency, but the integrity of the exam failed when leaked papers were circulated on Telegram. The CBI is now investigating the matter.
- Allegations surface regarding oversight failure and a market for leaked question papers related to the exam process.
- An investigation has been ordered into the National Testing Agency following allegations of paper leaks, concurrent with criticism from political figures regarding government inaction on exam integrity issues.
- The government is ready to defend its actions in Parliament while handling national examination integrity issues amid political accusations.
Sunil Jakhar criticized the opposition for preventing proper parliamentary function and called on Narendra Modi to introduce necessary measures.
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Updated Jul 1
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Sunil Jakhar criticized the opposition for preventing proper parliamentary function and called on Narendra Modi to introduce necessary measures.
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The government is ready to defend its actions in Parliament while handling national examination integrity issues amid political accusations.Also in this story
- Jitendra Singh spoke in the Lok Sabha debate while Rahul Gandhi used unparliamentary language in Parliament.
- Amit Shah criticized the opposition and defended the Prime Minister regarding the public examination bill.
- Lok Sabha debates the Anti-paper leak Bill while NDA leaders attend alliance meetings.
- SKA urged PM Narendra Modi to address the deaths of members in Parliament.
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Sunil Jakhar
Politician from Punjab, India
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parliament
legislative body of government
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Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India since 2014
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- Opposition leaders, including Kharge and Gandhi, demanded a CJI meeting and announced a march to the Supreme Court over alleged electoral fraud and political chaos.
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