Following the tragic death of a NEET aspirant, AAP leader Saurabh Bharadwaj is calling for government assurance of exam integrity to prevent future suicides related to alleged paper leaks.
Key Points
- AAP leader Saurabh Bharadwaj visited the family of a NEET aspirant who allegedly died by suicide in Delhi.
- Bharadwaj urged the government to assure students that future NEET exams will be free from paper leaks.
- The NEET aspirant was reportedly under stress due to alleged paper leak reports.
- Bharadwaj called on the Centre to identify the masterminds behind the alleged NEET paper leaks.
- The National Testing Agency cancelled the NEET exam held on May 3 amid paper leak allegations.
AAP leader Saurabh Bharadwaj met the family of a NEET aspirant who allegedly died by suicide in northwest Delhi, and said the government must assure students that there would be no paper leaks in the future to prevent them from taking extreme steps.
A 20-year-old NEET aspirant died after allegedly hanging herself at her residence in northwest Delhi's Azadpur, police said on Friday.
NEET Aspirant's Family Visited By AAP Leader
Bharadwaj visited the family of the aspirant and said the student had been preparing for admission to MBBS courses for several years.
He claimed the student was under stress after reports of an alleged NEET paper leak surfaced.
"The government should give assurance to our youth that no paper leak will happen again. Young people should not take such extreme steps," Bharadwaj said.
Concerns Over NEET Examination Integrity
According to him, the student had appeared for the NEET examination multiple times and was making her final attempt this year.
He said the family had pinned high hopes on her performance and described her efforts as significant given her background.
Bharadwaj also urged the Centre to take the matter seriously and identify the "real masterminds" behind alleged paper leaks linked to competitive examinations.
Bharadwaj claimed that similar cases of students taking extreme steps had emerged from different parts of the country.
The AAP leader said students and parents had lost trust due to repeated allegations surrounding examination leaks over the years.
Investigation And Exam Cancellation
Although no suicide note was found at the spot, the deceased's family members suspect that she took the extreme step due to the cancellation of the national entrance test, a senior police officer said.
They also took the body to a crematorium without informing the authorities, claiming that they were unaware of the legal formalities in such cases, the officer said.
On Tuesday, the National Testing Agency cancelled the National Eligibility cum Entrance Exam held on May 3 amid allegations of paper leak. The re-exam has been scheduled for June 21.
