New Delhi: Aam Aadmi Party national convenor Arvind Kejriwal has voiced serious concerns over the growing paper leak issue in India, alleging that the problem has become a massive racket involving influential individuals.
In a strongly worded statement, Kejriwal said that recurring examination paper leaks are jeopardizing the future of millions of students and undermining trust in the country’s education and recruitment systems.
Paper Leak Issue in India Affecting Students’ Future
Addressing the ongoing paper leak issue in India, Kejriwal claimed that the illegal practice has evolved into a large-scale business benefiting powerful interests. He argued that repeated incidents of exam irregularities are causing frustration among students who spend years preparing for competitive examinations.
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According to him, the paper leak issue in India continues to damage the aspirations of young candidates who rely on fair and transparent recruitment processes.
Public Participation Needed to End Paper Leak Issue in India
Kejriwal emphasized that meaningful reform would require strong public pressure on governments and authorities. He stated that unless citizens collectively raise their voices, the paper leak issue in India is likely to persist and affect future examinations as well.
पेपर लीक अरबों खरबों का धंधा है। इस धंधे में बहुत बड़े-बड़े लोग शामिल हैं।
जब तक आप सब लोग सड़कों पे उतर के सरकार को मजबूर नहीं करोगे, ये धंधा बंद नहीं होगा। अगले साल ऐसे ही सारे पेपरों में फिर से गड़बड़ होगी।
अपने बच्चों के भविष्य के लिए, अपने परिवार के भविष्य के लिए, देश के… pic.twitter.com/bYbITKvkUx
— Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) June 5, 2026
He urged students, parents, and concerned citizens to come together and demand accountability from those responsible for conducting exams.
Paper Leak Issue in India Requires Strong Action
Highlighting the broader impact of the crisis, Kejriwal said the paper leak issue in India is not just an educational concern but a matter affecting the nation’s future. He called for stricter measures against those involved and greater transparency in examination systems.
The AAP leader stressed that protecting students’ interests should be a priority and that decisive action is necessary to restore confidence in competitive examinations.
Call for Nationwide Awareness
Concluding his remarks, Kejriwal appealed to the public to unite for the future of their children and the country. He said that addressing the paper leak issue in India requires collective determination and a clear message that repeated examination irregularities will no longer be tolerated.
The statement comes amid continued debates over examination security and demands for stronger safeguards to prevent future paper leak incidents.
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