Paper leak in the country is no longer the problem of any one exam or state. It has taken the form of a large organized network spread across the country. At least 116 paper leak cases have been reported based on media reports and government action from 2014 to July 2026. About 7.5 crore candidates were affected by these cases and the network of paper mafia was found to extend to 19 states. 89 cases were reported between 2014 and 2024. Of these, 21 were related to central institutions and 68 were related to state level examinations. After this, 20 cases were registered in 2025 and 7 paper leak cases including NEET-UG till July in 2026. 65 papers leaked since 2019, recruitment for three lakh government jobs stuck. After the NEET paper leak, 21 children committed suicide, CJP’s agitation and Pradhan’s resignation. After the NEET paper leak, years of anger filled within the students and youth burst out. A movement against it started at Jantar Mantar under the leadership of Cockroach Janata Party (CJP). In this, resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan was demanded regarding the suicide of 21 children and irregularities in the education system after the paper leak. Pradhan resigned on 25 July after 36 days of protests. Getting justice for these children is a big tribute for the daughter. Case-1: Had not thought that an examination would take away the daughter… Sheikh Jafar Hussain and Habibunnisa, the parents of Sana, who committed suicide after the NEET paper leak, say – We never thought that an examination would take away our daughter. With folded hands we have come to tell the government that these children should get justice, this will be the biggest tribute to our Sana. Case-2: Had given up her life due to re-NEET being difficult… Misbah’s father Sheikh Khalil says- Will my daughter come back if the Education Minister resigns? Who will take responsibility to ensure that other children do not take such a dreadful step? There should be consideration of how to remove the flaws in the system. Case-3: My son did not lose, the system snatched him away… Kahan’s father Prashant said, my son did not lose, he was snatched away by the system. No other father should have to see his son’s dream shattered like this. Pradeep’s parents said: If someone else’s son is saved, this will be the true tribute. Rajesh Meghwal and Sushila Devi, parents of late NEET candidate Pradeep Meghwal, resident of Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan, welcomed the resignation of the Education Minister. The father said that if this decision saves the life of another student in future, it would be the biggest tribute to his son. Mother Sushila Devi said, now such a system should be made that no mother has to cry in front of her son’s picture. ——————————– Also read these news of Bhaskar related to the performance of Cockroach Janata Party and resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan…
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