Union Minister Jitendra Singh on Thursday, July 23, 2026, invited protesters against the NEET paper leak for talks at the residence of BJP president JP Nadda, on behalf of the central government. The invitation follows a previous meeting on Monday with representatives of the protesting students.
Singh stated that the government has sent four formal proposals to the protesters, urging them to engage in dialogue. The NEET-UG exam, conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA), has been marred by allegations of a paper leak, leading to widespread protests across multiple states.
The talks are expected to address the demands of the students, including a re-examination and a thorough investigation into the leak. The government has assured that all concerns will be considered in a fair manner.
