Nirmala Sitharaman's remarks on paper leaks sparks row, Opposition, CJP criticise her
But later I took advantage of that and prepared even more and my performance has improved.' So there are young people who have taken this challenge and come out in bright colors. So I thought, why should I go to the protest? Instead, I could be studying at home and improving my skills and score."CJP hits out at SitharamanThe Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) hit out at Sitharaman over her remarks on the NEET paper leak issue, calling them "insensitive" towards students affected by the controversy.
- ▪But later I took advantage of that and prepared even more and my performance has improved.' So there are young people who have taken this challenge and come out in bright colors.
- ▪So I thought, why should I go to the protest?
- ▪Instead, I could be studying at home and improving my skills and score."CJP hits out at SitharamanThe Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) hit out at Sitharaman over her remarks on the NEET paper leak issue, calling them "insensitive" towards studen
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HomeNextNirmala Sitharaman's remarks on paper leaks sparks row, Opposition, CJP criticise herSitharaman suggested that while paper leaks initially hurt hardworking students, some candidates used extra time before re-exams to improve their preparations.Updated on: Jul 24, 2026, 23:04:07 ISTBy HT News DeskPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s remarks on exam paper leaks have sparked a political controversy, with Congress leader Supriya Shrinate criticising her comments and accusing her of being insensitive towards students affected by the issue.Sitharaman said the government had acted against those involved in leaking and trading exam papers.
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