Speaking from Sikar, Suthar stated that after analysing the NEET examination paper on May 3, he discovered that all 45 Chemistry questions in a widely circulated PDF matched the actual examination questions verbatim. He further alleged that a separate Biology PDF also showed strong similarities with the content of the examination paper.
According to Suthar, the matter was immediately escalated to the administration. He also confirmed that formal emails were sent to the National Testing Agency, the Central Bureau of Investigation, and the Ministry of Education, bringing the alleged discrepancies to their attention.
Following the complaint, Suthar claimed that authorities responded promptly and initiated action against individuals allegedly involved in the matter. The development has intensified scrutiny over the security framework and operational integrity of competitive examinations in the country, raising renewed concerns over potential breaches in examination confidentiality systems.
The allegations have now placed the credibility of high-stakes entrance examinations under renewed national attention, underscoring the urgency of reinforcing safeguards against alleged question paper leaks and examination malpractice.
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