Amid allegations of paper leaks, Punjab edu minister meets students who cleared NEET
He further said he would “personally take responsibility for all their educational expenses”, adding that they come from “ordinary families in our villages.”“It is very easy to criticize the work that has been done, but it is much more difficult to actually accomplish it. Thanks to excellent educational facilities, children from ordinary families are working hard and moving ahead. These students are our real medals,” he said.
- ▪He further said he would “personally take responsibility for all their educational expenses”, adding that they come from “ordinary families in our villages.”“It is very easy to criticize the work that has been done, but it is much more diff
- ▪Thanks to excellent educational facilities, children from ordinary families are working hard and moving ahead.
- ▪These students are our real medals,” he said.
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Amid allegations of paper leaks, Punjab edu minister meets students who cleared NEETThe meeting came amid an uproar over alleged paper leaks in the state, with the BJP and SAD calling for Harjot Singh Bains's resignation.Updated on: Jul 27, 2026, 15:44:07 ISTEdited by Arya MishraPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link Punjab education minister Harjot Singh Bains on Monday met with the students in his constituency who cleared the NEET and JEE Mains examinations in 2026, calling it his “biggest achievement.”Harjot Singh Bains said it was “easy to criticise” the work that had been done by the AAP-led Punjab government, but was “diffcult to accomplish" it.
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