Over 2.27 million students sat for NEET-UG 2026 on May 3.
By May 12, the exam was dead.
Cancelled. Scrapped. Redo.
Now a Congress MP wants Parliament to stop everything and talk about why.
Here's the backstory, fast.
A "guess paper" was floating around WhatsApp groups in coaching hubs like Sikar, Rajasthan, weeks before the exam.
When investigators compared it to the real question paper…
Up to 120 questions overlapped.
That's not a coincidence. That's a leak.
CBI stepped in. Arrests followed — including insiders with direct access to NTA's process.
A retest was ordered.
Even that got shadowed by leak rumours on Telegram, forcing the government to briefly block the app just to control the panic.
Two exams. One scandal. Zero peace of mind for lakhs of teenagers.
Telangana MP Chamala Kiran Kumar Reddy just wrote to Speaker Om Birla.
His ask?
👉 Halt regular business.
👉 Let him raise NEET on the floor of the House.
👉 Force an urgent national debate.
His demands go further than just outrage:
NEET isn't just an exam.
It's the gateway to becoming a doctor for millions of families betting everything on one test day.
Break that gateway once, and trust cracks.
Break it twice, in the same year, and it stops looking like an accident.
Is centralising India's biggest exam actually keeping it fair…
or just making it one insider away from collapse.
Parliament is about to find out if anyone in power wants to answer that.
That's all for now!
