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Kejriwal: Banning Telegram Won't Stop Exam Paper Leaks
🗓 18 Jun 2026, 10:02 AM
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Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal stated that banning the messaging application Telegram is not an effective solution to prevent exam paper leaks. He suggested the authorities lack seriousness in addressing the issue.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has expressed his view that prohibiting the use of the messaging platform Telegram will not effectively curb the persistent problem of exam paper leaks. He articulated that the current measures or proposed actions are not the appropriate way to tackle the issue.
Kejriwal further alleged that the relevant authorities are not demonstrating sufficient seriousness in their efforts to genuinely resolve the problem of paper leaks. His statement implies a belief that the focus on banning specific platforms distracts from the core issues and the need for more robust investigative and preventive actions.
The Chief Minister's comments come amidst ongoing concerns regarding the integrity of competitive examinations and the recurring incidents of leaked question papers, which affect countless aspirants across the country.
Kejriwal further alleged that the relevant authorities are not demonstrating sufficient seriousness in their efforts to genuinely resolve the problem of paper leaks. His statement implies a belief that the focus on banning specific platforms distracts from the core issues and the need for more robust investigative and preventive actions.
The Chief Minister's comments come amidst ongoing concerns regarding the integrity of competitive examinations and the recurring incidents of leaked question papers, which affect countless aspirants across the country.