Rahul Gandhi shared a post on social media on Maharashtra TET paper leak. He said that Maharashtra TET paper was leaked, the exam was cancelled. 6 lakh candidates are in limbo. Two weeks have passed, no sign of a new date. The leakers are free, the system is clean and those who worked honestly are being punished. He said that these are the working and future teachers of the country in whose hands the future of India lies.
These are the same people who prepared year after year, filled the forms, paid the fees, went to far-flung centres. Now just waiting, without date, without answer. Rahul Gandhi said that Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, tell three things today itself.
1. Deadline: Announce the new date of TET now.
2. Accountability: Action should be taken against those responsible for the leak, not against the candidate.
3. Protecting the future: Those whose years were ruined due to this leak, should be given relaxation in age limit.
Maharashtra TET paper leaked, exam cancelled. 6 lakh candidates in limbo. Two weeks have passed, no sign of a new date.
The leakers are free, the system is clean and those who worked honestly are suffering the punishment.
These are the working and future teachers of the country in whose hands the future of India lies.
—Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) July 14, 2026
I will talk in Dehradun on 17th July
Rahul Gandhi said that it was the organization’s mistake and the candidate is being punished. This is not justice. On July 17 in Dehradun, I will talk to you in detail on the growing problem of paper leaks. Now the time has come for education revolution. To create such a system where the youth get the fruits of their hard work and not the failure of the system.
SIT is investigating
SIT is investigating this matter. Financial and digital clues are being tracked to trace the alleged masterminds Bijendra Kumar Gupta and Sonukumar Kishanlal. According to officials, investigation has revealed links to a network running in Delhi, Agra, Bihar and Haryana. Due to paper leak, the recruitment process of about six lakh candidates is stuck in limbo.
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