Sule demands SIT probe into exam irregularities, all-party meet on reforms
NCP (SP) leader Supriya Sule has demanded a time-bound SIT probe into examination irregularities and called for an all-party meeting to discuss education reforms. She criticized the recently passed anti-paper leak bill as insufficient to address the root causes of the crisis.
Why it matters
The demand reflects growing political pressure regarding the integrity of competitive exams in India and the broader issue of commercialization in the education sector.
NCP (SP) leader Supriya Sule on Saturday (August 1, 2026) demanded a time-bound SIT probe into irregularities in competitive examinations and the use of police force against protesting students, calling for an all-party meeting or a joint parliamentary committee (JPC) to discuss reforms in the education system.
Talking to reporters, Ms. Sule said that the growing unrest among students was a matter of serious concern and justice must be ensured for those affected by examination irregularities.
"Whenever the younger generation of a country is disturbed, it is a matter of concern. We are not doing politics. We want justice for our children and transparent examinations," she said, adding that no one was satisfied with the new anti-paper leak bill passed in Parliament.
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