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My young fellow Goans, The recent developments surrounding the NEET examination have understandably drawn the attention of students, parents and educators across the country. Every student deserves the assurance of a fair and credible examination process. Hon'ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi Ji has made it clear that there will be zero tolerance for paper leaks. The Government of India acted promptly against those responsible and conducted the re-examination to ensure that the hard work of lakhs of students did not go to waste. The integrity of our examinations will be protected, and the aspirations of our youth will always come first. With the results declared and the admission process now underway, I am confident that future examinations will be conducted with even greater transparency and stronger safeguards. I urge every student to remain focused on your aspirations and continue pursuing your dreams. I have complete faith that the youth of Goa will continue to excel through hard work and determination as we build a Viksit India together. My best wishes are always with you.
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I spoke for every young Indian who believes that honest effort deserves an honest opportunity. With the passage of the Public Examinations Amendment Bill, 2026, India’s first ever Anti Paper Leak framework comes into effect. Students spoke. The Government listened. Action followed. Systems changed. Because a paper leak does not merely compromise an examination. It can wipe out years of preparation in a single moment. Every student deserves an examination system where hard work and merit, not a leaked paper, decide the result. My speech in Parliament. Watch till the end.

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