New Delhi, July 24: Aam Aadmi Party National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal has called for comprehensive system overhauls in national testing agencies, maintaining that judicial fast-tracking alone cannot prevent examination paper leaks.
“There are many fast track courts in the country, but several don’t hold hearings, while many take even longer than regular courts,” asserted Arvind Kejriwal, stating that the proposed legal framework fails to address root operational vulnerabilities in competitive exams like NEET.
Critiquing the central leadership’s response to widespread student protests, the AAP Chief declared that official statements have overlooked the core demand for accountability within the Union Education Ministry. He noted that students are seeking structural guarantees that future entrance tests will remain fair and uncompromised.
“No announcement has been made that gives students confidence that paper leaks will be prevented,” maintained Arvind Kejriwal, adding that police actions against student demonstrators in the national capital required a more compassionate governmental approach.
The AAP leader affirmed that without binding institutional changes, security risks in major examination cycles will persist, putting millions of young aspirants at a disadvantage.
“AAP stands firmly with the youth and will continue to raise their voice,” declared Arvind Kejriwal, reiterating the party’s commitment to supporting student demands for transparent testing procedures and administrative accountability.
