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Manushi Chhillar Reveals 2015 Paper Leak Incident
✍️ The Indian Express
🗓 24 Jul 2026, 12:18 PM
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Model and Miss India 2014, Manushi Chhillar, has spoken about a leaked exam paper from 2015 that was used in a national-level competition. The incident, which resurfaced during recent protests, highlights concerns over exam integrity.
Model and Miss India 2014, Manushi Chhillar, has publicly recalled a 2015 incident in which an exam paper was leaked and used in a national-level competition. The leak, which involved a key question from the paper, was discovered during a recent protest that called attention to the integrity of the exam process. Chhillar said she was shocked to learn that the paper had been accessed and circulated before the test was conducted.
The controversy gained traction after a video of the protest circulated online, prompting discussions on social media about the need for stricter security measures in exam administrations. While the authorities have yet to release an official statement, the incident has reignited calls for transparency in the selection process for national competitions.
Chhillar’s testimony underscores the broader issue of exam malpractice that has plagued various competitive exams in India. The incident is expected to prompt a review of protocols and potentially lead to reforms aimed at safeguarding the fairness of future assessments.
The controversy gained traction after a video of the protest circulated online, prompting discussions on social media about the need for stricter security measures in exam administrations. While the authorities have yet to release an official statement, the incident has reignited calls for transparency in the selection process for national competitions.
Chhillar’s testimony underscores the broader issue of exam malpractice that has plagued various competitive exams in India. The incident is expected to prompt a review of protocols and potentially lead to reforms aimed at safeguarding the fairness of future assessments.