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Tripura Minister Blames Opposition for Politicising NEET Paper Leak
✍️ India Today NE
🗓 24 Jul 2026, 09:03 AM
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A Tripura minister has accused opposition parties of politicising the recent leak of NEET exam papers, warning that the state will not tolerate any anarchy arising from the incident.
A Tripura minister has publicly accused opposition parties of politicising the recent leak of National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) exam papers. In a statement released earlier today, the minister warned that the state would not allow any anarchy stemming from the incident.
The minister said that while the leak itself is a serious breach of exam integrity, the opposition’s response has turned the matter into a political issue. He urged the opposition to focus on preventing future leaks rather than exploiting the situation for political gains.
The state government has announced that it will investigate the leak and take strict action against those responsible. The minister added that measures will be taken to ensure that such incidents do not recur and that the integrity of the NEET examination process is upheld.
The incident has drawn national attention, as NEET is a high‑stakes exam for medical aspirants across India. The Tripura government’s firm stance signals its intent to maintain order and uphold the exam’s credibility.
The minister said that while the leak itself is a serious breach of exam integrity, the opposition’s response has turned the matter into a political issue. He urged the opposition to focus on preventing future leaks rather than exploiting the situation for political gains.
The state government has announced that it will investigate the leak and take strict action against those responsible. The minister added that measures will be taken to ensure that such incidents do not recur and that the integrity of the NEET examination process is upheld.
The incident has drawn national attention, as NEET is a high‑stakes exam for medical aspirants across India. The Tripura government’s firm stance signals its intent to maintain order and uphold the exam’s credibility.