After leaks, NTA gets into revenge mode to set tough question paper: Khan Sir

The cancellation of NEET-UG 2026 has sparked outrage among medical aspirants across the country, with educator Khan Sir accusing the National Testing Agency (NTA) of repeatedly failing students and mishandling examination leaks.

Reacting to the scrapping of the May 3 medical entrance examination over allegations of paper leaks and irregularities, Khan Sir questioned the credibility of the NTA and said students were being forced to suffer because of systemic failures in the examination process.

?This is nothing short of playing games with the lives of lakhs of students. Their confidence is being shattered,? he said.

Khan Sir sharply criticised the NTA, alleging that authorities had repeatedly failed to prevent leaks despite claims of strict security arrangements.

?The government agencies should be aware of this. The agency that we have given to conduct the exam, they don't even understand whether they have been given to conduct the exam or leak it,? he said.

?NTA, National Testing Agency, should be named as Never Trustable Agency,?



he said in one of his strongest remarks.

He also questioned the pace and effectiveness of investigations into examination leaks, saying students are left in uncertainty for years while agencies continue their inquiries.

In one of his most viral remarks, he mocked the security systems around the examination process. ?The diapers and pampers of kids worth Rs 10, they don't get leaked, their papers get leaked,? he said.

?And who will investigate this? CBI. When will CBI get rid of us? If this goes to CBI, their investigation will continue till the MBBS of the kids is completed.?

He demanded that a retired Supreme Court judge be appointed to monitor the case.

?A retired judge of the Supreme Court should be made an observer of this. Whoever is responsible should be severely punished. If he is not punished, tomorrow some other state will be named here. Ultimately, the future of the kids will be ruined because of this.?

He also urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Supreme Court of India to intervene directly.