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Those involved in NEET paper leak will be punished: PM Modi at NDA parliamentary party meet

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Those involved in NEET paper leak will be punished: PM Modi at NDA parliamentary party meet
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The Prime Minister addressed several significant issues and offered his guidance.

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HomeNextThose involved in NEET paper leak will be punished: PM Modi at NDA parliamentary party meetThe PM is learnt to have told lawmakers that students should be assured that their interests will be protectedUpdated on: Jul 21, 2026, 11:23:58 ISTBy Smriti Kak RamachandranPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday asked the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) lawmakers to reach out to the youth and dispel concerns, adding that those responsible for the paper leaks will be dealt with according to law, people aware of the details said.In his customary address ahead of the session, the PM had referred to the strides being made by youth in India.

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