AAP senior leader Anurag Dhanda has slammed the government on how the government has dealt with the paper leak problem, stating that the focus should really be on the safety of the students and conducting honest recruitment and not indulge in politics.
Students deserve answers, not political narratives
According to Anurag Dhanda, the government must make it a point to resolve the increasing issue of leaking of papers rather than concentrating on the politics associated with it. As per his views, each leaked exam paper hinders the future of deserving candidates and undermines the recruitment process.
Paper leak issue is affecting the future of the youth
Dhanda highlighted that repeated paper leak incidents have become a major concern for young job seekers. He argued that students are paying the price for administrative failures, as many are forced to reappear for exams after months of preparation. He urged the government to treat the issue as a national priority and ensure that strict measures are taken against those responsible for compromising the examination process.
Calls for stronger accountability and reforms
The AAP leader demanded stronger accountability from authorities responsible for conducting examinations. He said there should be transparent investigations, swift action against those involved in paper leak rackets, and reforms that prevent such incidents from recurring. Dhanda also emphasised the need to strengthen examination security through better technology, stricter monitoring, and effective enforcement.
Focus should remain on students’ future
Reiterating his stand, Dhanda said the discussion should centre on safeguarding students’ careers rather than political branding. He maintained that restoring faith in the examination system is essential for ensuring fairness and equal opportunities for every candidate. According to him, solving the paper leak crisis should be the government’s immediate responsibility, as the future of thousands of aspirants depends on a transparent and credible recruitment process.
