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Congress attacks BJP-led govt over ‘collapsed’ exam system, seeks Pradhan’s removal

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Congress attacks BJP-led govt over ‘collapsed’ exam system, seeks Pradhan’s removal
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The Congress party has criticized the BJP-led government for a failing examination system and has called for the removal of Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Allegations of over 80 paper leaks and student suicides have been raised, with Congress leader Kanhaiya Kumar highlighting specific issues with the NEET and UPSC exams. The party has also set up helplines for students facing examination-related problems and urged them to advocate for their rights.

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Congress attacks BJP-led govt over ‘collapsed’ exam system, seeks Pradhan’s removalCongress leader Kanhaiya Kumar alleged that papers have been leaked over 80 times across examinations under the current governmentUpdated on: May 27, 2026 2:49 PM ISTBy Himanshi SharmaShare viaCopy link The Congress on Wednesday attacked the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led government over a “collapsed” examination system, and demanded the immediate removal of Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan over repeated paper leaks and student suicides.Congress leader Kanhaiya Kumar.

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