Arvind Kejriwal Reacts To Alleged NEET 2026 Leak Probe, Calls For Nationwide Fight Against Exam Mafia

Allegations of NEET 2026 paper leaks and a Rajasthan Police inquiry prompt discussion on exam integrity and youth confidence. The discourse emphasises the need for credible testing, safeguards against leakage, and transparent investigations to protect merit and opportunities in engineering, medical education, and government recruitment.

Arvind Kejriwal has criticised alleged exam paper leaks in medical and government recruitment tests, referencing a post on NEET 2026 and a Rajasthan Police inquiry. Arvind Kejriwal described these leaks as an attack on youth aspirations and urged students to organise a nationwide response.

The shared post claimed that Rajasthan Police are examining a suspected leak linked to the NEET 2026 exam. According to those claims, a gang travelled from Kerala to Sikar in Rajasthan. A paper allegedly with the gang reportedly matched around 600 of 720 marks’ worth of questions. The post also alleged that papers were sold for about Rs 5 lakh each.

हर साल 7 करोड़ युवा इंजीनियरिंग, मेडिकल कॉलेजों में दाखिले और सरकारी नौकरियों के लिए परीक्षाएँ देते हैं। लेकिन राजनीतिक संरक्षण में चल रहे पेपर लीक गिरोह इन युवाओं का भरोसा और हौसला तोड़ रहे हैं।

पेपर लीक में शामिल माफ़िया और उन्हें संरक्षण देने वाले नेता देश के दुश्मन हैं। ये… https://t.co/BANuEHdHT7

— Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) May 11, 2026

Arvind Kejriwal paper leak NEET 2026 Rajasthan Police concerns

The social media post that Arvind Kejriwal attached also stated that several people were detained by Rajasthan Police. The information relies on early investigation details and online claims, and official agencies are still conducting inquiries. Authorities have not yet released a final report on the suspected NEET 2026 paper leak case.

Arvind Kejriwal used that post to highlight issues in the broader examination system. Arvind Kejriwal wrote that "Every year, crores of young people sit exams for engineering and medical colleges and government jobs, but paper leak rackets running under political protection are breaking the confidence and morale of these youth." Arvind Kejriwal argued that such activity weakens public trust in competitive tests.

Arvind Kejriwal paper leak NEET 2026 Rajasthan Police investigation

In the same message, Arvind Kejriwal further stated that "The mafia involved in paper leaks and the leaders protecting them are 'enemies of the nation'." Arvind Kejriwal alleged that these networks are hollowing out the country’s foundation and claimed that governments have effectively become partners in this crime by failing to stop repeated leaks.

Arvind Kejriwal also highlighted the scale of competitive examinations in India, saying that every year 7 crore youth appear for tests for engineering, medical colleges and government jobs. According to Arvind Kejriwal, political protection allows paper leak gangs to crush both trust and courage among candidates, raising fears about fairness and merit.

Arvind Kejriwal posted his comments on social media platform X and called for a collective pushback. Arvind Kejriwal wrote that "Youth across the country will have to wage 'a decisive battle' against this." Every year 7 crore candidates are affected, Arvind Kejriwal stressed, and alleged leaks like the one under Rajasthan Police investigation deepen anger among aspirants.

For now, the NEET 2026 allegations mentioned by Arvind Kejriwal remain under examination by Rajasthan Police and other agencies. The claims about a Kerala gang in Sikar, the reported match of around 600 marks’ worth of questions, and the alleged Rs 5 lakh price per paper are still being checked against evidence collected in the ongoing probe.

“Every year, 70 million youth appear for examinations for admission to engineering and medical colleges and for government jobs. But paper leak gangs operating under political protection are breaking the trust and morale of these young people. The mafia involved in paper leaks and the leaders protecting them are enemies of the nation.”

— Arvind Kejriwal, May 11, 2026