BJP leaders condemn AAP, Congress over exam paper leaks and protest tactics

Punjab BJP chief Keler Dhillon accused the state AAP government of selling jobs and allowing high‑tech cheating in the Group‑B recruitment exam, saying the leak endangered the futures of nearly a hundred‑thousand candidates. He criticised the government's silence on the scandal, demanded the resignations of the health and education ministers, and highlighted the central government's swift CBI‑led action and fast‑track courts in a separate NEET case.

Himachal BJP chief Rajiv Bindal similarly blamed the Congress for undermining democratic norms by marching to the Prime Minister’s residence and attempting to besiege the party headquarters. He praised the central government’s response to exam paper‑leak investigations, citing arrests, CBI probes and the establishment of fast‑track courts to ensure rapid punishment of perpetrators.