The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief said in a video message on X: “First NEET, then CBSE, then SSC, then UPSC, and now CUET.
Every child in this country has started to feel that this government cannot conduct even a single examination properly.
One paper after another is going wrong, and the Prime Minister is silent, he has no concern at all.
Actually, this government doesn’t even know the importance of education.”.
In a lengthy response to Kejriwal’s post, Malviya wrote that the “the verdict belongs to the people, not to self-appointed gatekeepers of intelligence”, adding that what makes Kejriwal’s remark particularly revealing is its underlying elitism.
Our democracy allows ordinary Indians to rise to extraordinary heights, and that is precisely what some among the entitled elite find difficult to accept,” he further wrote.
Prime Minister Modi holds a postgraduate degree, but that is beside the point.
The real issue is that some people, particularly Arvind Kejriwal, seem unable to reconcile themselves to the fact that a man from a humble background, with no dynastic privilege or elite pedigree, rose….
The BJP-led Union government and Dharmendra Pradhan-led education ministry have faced severe public outrage due to irregularities, paper leaks, and mismanagement surrounding the NEET-UG 2026 examination and issues related to CBSE exam papers.
The government had on 29 May told the Supreme Court that PM Modi was “personally supervising” the paper leak issue.
In his response to Kejriwal, Malviya also said that PM Modi holds a postgraduate degree, “but that was beside the point”.
