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"Doors Of Dialogue Open": Government Sources To Protesting Students

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called for the strictest punishment regarding the NEET exam paper leak, emphasizing that national stability depends on exam integrity. Government sources indicated a willingness to engage in dialogue with student protesters to address their grievances systematically.

By Project Chintan Newsroom
21 July 2026 · 1 min read
"Doors Of Dialogue Open": Government Sources To Protesting Students

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the ongoing controversy surrounding the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), stating that the prevention of paper leaks is a critical national responsibility. The Prime Minister underlined the need for stringent measures against those responsible for compromising the examination process.

Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju relayed the Prime Minister's remarks, noting that the government is committed to ensuring a fair and transparent examination system for all students. The statement comes amidst growing protests from the student community demanding accountability for the recent academic irregularities.

Government sources have further indicated that the 'doors of dialogue' remain open for the protesting students. The administration aims to facilitate a constructive discussion to resolve the impasse and restore confidence in the national testing infrastructure.

Source: Kiren Rijiju quoting Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

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