Overview
- AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal posted a video accusing an organised, lucrative racket of driving repeated exam paper leaks and saying powerful people profit from the practice.
- Kejriwal argued the problem reflects a lack of political will rather than mere administrative failure and urged citizens to push the government to act.
- He claimed that no paper leaks occurred under AAP administrations in Delhi and Punjab and used that record to contrast with central exams.
- Kejriwal pointed to an alleged instance where a firm tied to past Telangana exam controversies was later given contracts for national exams and criticized reliance on committees instead of prosecutions.
- He warned that measures focused only on transport will not stop leaks if papers are compromised during setting, urged students and parents to protest, and media coverage notes CBSE has faced cyber incidents and a surge of re-evaluation requests.