Compromising

the Future of Lakhs of Aspirants is Deeply Unfortunate: ABVP

Lucknow,

13 May (HS): Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) Delhi organized a

massive protest outside the National Testing Agency (NTA) headquarters against

the NEET-UG paper leak, persistent irregularities in the examination process,

and the grave threat to students' futures. During the demonstration, Delhi

Police used force against ABVP activists and students, subsequently taking them

into custody.

ABVP

maintains a clear stance that repeated lapses in national-level examinations

are a direct assault on the hard work, trust, and future of millions of

aspirants across the country. The paper leak in a crucial exam like NEET-UG is

not merely an administrative failure but a serious question mark on the

credibility of the entire examination system. Injustice against students who

appear for exams after years of rigorous preparation and tireless effort is

unacceptable under any circumstances.

The

ABVP demands that the investigation into the NEET-UG paper leak be conducted in

an impartial, transparent, and time-bound manner. Furthermore, the findings

must be made public to expose and dismantle the entire nexus, thereby restoring

the confidence of students nationwide. ABVP emphasized that the conduct of

national-level examinations cannot be left to temporary and outsourced arrangements.

Entrusting sensitive responsibilities-such as printing, exam center management,

and staffing-to private agencies creates a severe security risk and increases

the likelihood of such incidents recurring.

ABVP

National General Secretary Dr. Virendra Singh Solanki stated,Detaining

ABVP activists protesting outside the NTA office is extremely unfortunate. The

National Testing Agency has failed in conducting several major examinations

over the past years. This NEET-UG paper leak is not an isolated incident, which

clearly indicates that the NTA is not fully capable of conducting exams and

that an organized syndicate is active behind these lapses. ABVP has

consistently demanded that examinations be made completely transparent and

secure. The Central Government must implement comprehensive structural reforms

in the examination system and end the dependency on private agencies to ensure

that students' futures are never compromised again. Today, ABVP activists are

agitating for the welfare of students in Delhi and at major centers across the

country.

Sarthak

Sharma, ABVP Delhi State Secretary, added: “Instead of ensuring accountability

on such a serious issue concerning the future of students, the attempt to

suppress our voices is deeply regrettable. Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad

has always stood for student interests. Until justice is served to the 22 lakh

candidates affected by the NEET-UG paper leak, the ABVP will continue to fight

for their rights.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi