Ketireddy Reacts Strongly to NEET, DSC Paper Leak Controversy
YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) leader Ketireddy Venkatarami Reddy strongly reacted to the alleged NEET and DSC paper leak controversies, expressing concern over the lack of public outrage in Andhra Pradesh. He said it was surprising that while the alleged NEET paper leak had triggered widespread protests and demonstrations across the country, a similar response was not being witnessed in the state.
He stressed that issues directly affecting the future of thousands of students deserve serious public attention and urged society to break its silence.
‘Why More Excitement for Benefit Shows Than Students’ Future?’
Ketireddy questioned the priorities of society, stating that people, especially the youth, turn out in huge numbers for movie benefit shows, but fail to show the same level of concern when incidents like NEET and DSC paper leaks threaten the careers of students and job aspirants.
He said the changing priorities of society were worrying and called for greater awareness about issues that have a long-term impact on the younger generation.
Paper Leaks Threaten Thousands of Aspirants
Expressing concern over the state of the education system, Ketireddy said repeated question paper leak incidents have put the future of thousands of students and unemployed youth at risk.
He stated that such incidents should not be treated lightly and emphasized the need for accountability and transparency in conducting competitive examinations.
Calls for Collective Responsibility
Ketireddy further remarked that if those who are expected to question the system remain silent, it becomes difficult for ordinary citizens to come forward and demand justice.
He urged everyone to raise their voice on issues that affect society, particularly those concerning students and unemployed youth. According to him, standing up for the rights and future of young aspirants is a collective responsibility that cannot be ignored.




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