- Education Minister’s resignation and demand for transparency in the examination system.
Congress has given impetus to the nationwide campaign against the Central Government on the issue of paper leak in competitive examinations including NEET. Opposition leaders in the Lok Sabha in Delhi on August 9 as part of the ongoing campaign in 28 states and 28 cities from June 25 to August 9. Rahul Gandhi ‘Students’ Echo’ program will be organized in the presence of. An important meeting of senior leaders was held at the Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee (DPCC) headquarters on Sunday (July 5, 2026) regarding its preparations.
Strategy prepared in Delhi regarding the program
In the meeting organized on the instructions of Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee President Devendra Yadav, AICC Delhi in-charge Qazi Nizamuddin, AICC Secretary and Delhi co-in-charge Danish Abrar and DPCC General Secretary (Organization) Anil Bhardwaj reviewed the preparations for the campaign with representatives of Mahila Congress, Purvanchal Congress and Delhi Congress University Teachers Organization (INTEC).
DPCC Vice President Abdul Hanan, General Secretary Dr. PK Mishra, Mahila Congress President Pushpa Singh, INTEC Chairman Pankaj Garg and Purvanchal Congress Chairman Dr. Sudhanshu Kumar were also present in the meeting.
Preparation to reach 28 states and 28 cities
In the meeting, Qazi Nizamuddin said that Congress will raise the voice of students by making paper leak and alleged corruption in the examination system a national issue. He told that as per Rahul Gandhi’s announcement, the campaign is being run in 28 states and 28 cities of the country from June 25 to August 9. Before the proposed ‘Students’ Echo’ program in Delhi, programs will also be organized at the assembly level from July 2 to July 6, so that more and more students and youth can be associated with the campaign.
‘in 12 years NEET 90th incident of paper leak‘ claim of
Qazi Nizamuddin alleged that during the tenure of the BJP government at the Centre, continuous incidents of paper leaks in competitive examinations have put the future of lakhs of youth in danger. He claimed that the recently revealed NEET paper leak was the 90th such incident related to this examination in the last 12 years. According to him, these incidents have weakened the confidence of lakhs of candidates in the examination system of the country.
Demand for accountability in education system
Addressing the meeting, Anil Bhardwaj said that the ongoing campaign against paper leaks and corruption in the education sector is getting widespread support from the students. He alleged that no effective action was taken against those responsible for irregularities in the examination system and paper leaks. He said that due to this, resentment has increased among the students and they have high expectations from this campaign.
Congress targeted the Union Education Minister
Delhi co-in-charge Danish Abrar alleged that despite alleged irregularities in the examination system, the Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has not resigned yet. They said that Congress There will be a demand among the students for impartial investigation of paper leak cases, ensuring transparency and accountability in the functioning of the National Testing Agency (NTA) and reforms in the education system.
Congress says that the ‘Students’ Echo’ campaign is not just a political program but an effort to bring issues like the credibility of competitive examinations, the future of youth and transparency in the education system to the center of the national debate. The party hopes that the program to be held in Delhi on August 9 will prove to be the biggest milestone of this nationwide campaign.
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