'Do Not Incite Children, Show Them The Right Path': PM Modi's Big Message On NEET Paper Leak
'Do Not Incite Children, Show Them The Right Path': PM Modi's Big Message On NEET Paper Leak Published By, Edited By Last Updated: July 21
'Do Not Incite Children, Show Them The Right Path': PM Modi's Big Message On NEET Paper Leak Published By, Edited By Last Updated: July 21, 2026, 10:57 IST PM Modi urged NDA lawmakers not to incite children, but guide them. The remarks came following students' protests in Delhi over NEET-UG 2026 irregularities Prime Minister Narendra Modi | File image credit: PTI Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday urged his fellow Democratic Alliance (NDA) lawmakers “not to incite children, but show them the right path". His remarks unfolded a day after a massive students’ protest in Delhi over the recent irregularities in the Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET-UG) 2026.
Addressing the NDA Parliamentary Party huddle at the G.M.C. Balayogi Auditorium, Parliament Library Building, PM Modi said: “It is easy to go on the wrong path, but it is much more tougher to come back onto the right path, and we have to bring them on the right path. That is our responsibility." The Prime Minister said the youth was being “misled". “Do not incite them, show them the right path", he said. News18 Newsletter Handpicked stories, in your inbox A newsletter with the best of our journalism submit Key Questions Answered What steps will the government take to prevent future paper leaks?
The government plans to strengthen technical security and cyber monitoring to prevent future paper leaks. The NEET UG exam will move to an online mode from the next academic year. Investigations into the NEET 2026 paper leak have been handed over to the CBI. How will the NEET irregularities impact student admissions this year? Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that the government took immediate action after the NEET paper leak surfaced, calling it a "grave sin" and promising strict action against those responsible. He also urged lawmakers not to incite children but to guide them.
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