Our Children's Future Was Leaked. Who's Accountable?
Lakhs of students lost years of preparation overnight. Paper leaks didn't happen once. They happened repeatedly. We demand answers.
What Happened?
Between 2022 and 2024, multiple high-stakes national examinations, including NEET-UG, UGC-NET, and others, were compromised by systematic paper leaks. [Source: Wikipedia]
Over 24 lakh students appeared for NEET-UG 2024 alone. Many had spent three to five years preparing. Their futures were decided not by their effort, but by those who obtained the papers in advance. [Source: India Today]
The Supreme Court took cognizance of the matter and observed that the integrity of the examination system had been severely compromised. [Source: Supreme Court of India]
These were not isolated incidents. A pattern of negligence, delay, and lack of accountability has emerged at the highest levels of education administration. No senior official has been held criminally accountable. [Source: Parliament records]
What We Are Asking
Three specific, non-partisan demands. Nothing more.
Ministerial accountability for systematic failure that betrayed millions of students and their families.
A Supreme Court-supervised investigation, not a government-appointed committee with no independence.
Overhaul of paper setting, distribution, and conduct systems with public accountability built in.
Non-partisan disclaimer: This is an independent, non-partisan citizen initiative. We are not affiliated with any political party, student organisation, or protest group. We support only these three specific demands related to exam integrity and ministerial accountability.
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JawaabDo.in was started by concerned citizens who believe that students deserve accountability, without it being made a political football. We are not affiliated with any party, alliance, or protest movement. We do not endorse any organisation's full set of demands. We stand for one thing: those responsible for repeated exam failures must be held accountable.
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