The Maharashtra Legislative Council faced disruption as Opposition members protested the alleged leak of the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) question paper, leading to a half-hour adjournment. Shiv Sena’s Ambadas Danve criticized the government for failing to prevent the leak despite recent exam controversies. He demanded the Education Minister’s resignation if examination irregularities persist.
Danve highlighted the recurring paper leaks and financial irregularities in competitive exams across Maharashtra, emphasizing the need for accountability. Referring to the NEET controversy, he questioned the state’s failure to secure the TET exam held on June 28, raising concerns about a potential organized racket. Opposition leaders called for a CBI inquiry and criticized the government for jeopardizing the education system’s integrity.
The Opposition staged a walkout, urging a debate on the systemic failures leading to exam leaks. Congress leader Vijay Wadettiwar expressed concern over the emotional and financial toll on students and teachers due to continuous paper leaks. He demanded transparency in conducting exams to restore trust among aspirants and ensure exam integrity.
