Selective Outrage? A Question India Must Confront on Exam Paper Leaks
Anil Aggarwal · 1 Aug 2026, 4:13 am
Anil AggarwalContributorIn recent weeks, public anger over exam paper leaks has once again taken center stage in India. The pressure has been so intense that it reportedly forced the Union Education Minister to step down, despite no direct evidence linking him personally to the leak. This raises an important question: are we witnessing accountability—or selective outrage? Across the country, students and parents are rightfully frustrated. Competitive exams represent years of hard work, dreams, and sacrifices. When a paper leak occurs, it shakes trust in the entire system. The demand for accountability is justified. However, accountability must be consistent, not politically convenient. Consider similar incidents…
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