Overview
- Authorities have moved question-paper setters, moderators and translators into a secure, undisclosed facility with phones, laptops and internet access barred until the June 21 re‑examination concludes.
- The Indian Air Force will airlift sealed question-paper packets to about 18 staging stations, after which security forces will escort consignments to local distribution hubs.
- The NTA has introduced compartmentalised controls across paper creation, translation, printing, packaging, storage and distribution so no single person has end‑to‑end access to exam material.
- Central agencies including the CBI, IB, CERT‑In and I4C are continuing the May‑leak investigation, monitoring social media for fake papers and warning of legal action against those spreading false claims.
- The June 21 test is being treated as a credibility test for the NTA and the government, with ministers reviewing readiness and the outcome likely to shape confidence in India’s exam system and the schedule for timely results.