BJP government cannot conduct a single exam: Harshvardhan Sapkal questions paper leak racket
Maharashtra Congress leader Harshvardhan Sapkal has accused the BJP-led government of failing to manage recruitment exams, citing multiple paper leaks. He also criticized the government for the closure of thousands of MSMEs in the state due to administrative and economic challenges.
Why it matters
The allegations highlight significant governance and economic concerns in Maharashtra, which are likely to be key issues in upcoming political discourse.
Maharashtra Congress President Harshvardhan Sapkal on Tuesday (July 28, 2026) launched a sharp attack on the BJP government, alleging that repeated examination paper leaks — from NEET and TET to the latest alleged MPSC Drug Inspector exam leak have shattered the aspirations of lakhs of students, asking who is protecting the alleged paper leak racket and demanded accountability from the Mahayuti government.
“The paper leaks have become a phenomenon in BJP-led government. After the NEET paper leak, the TET paper leaked in the state and now the question paper of the MPSC Drug Inspector recruitment exam was circulated on WhatsApp before the exam, said Mr. Sapkal warning BJP that they will face repercussions of this.
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