During the meeting, Prime Minister Modi described paper leaks as a matter of concern for the entire nation, saying the issue goes beyond any single state or the Central government and requires a united response from all political parties.

Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said the Prime Minister noted that immediate action was taken after reports of the NEET-UG paper leak surfaced. Thirteen accused were arrested, while the re-examination was conducted on priority without delaying the declaration of results.

According to Rijiju, the Prime Minister urged that those involved in paper leak rackets should receive the strictest possible punishment. He also appealed to leading lawyers to support efforts that would create a strong legal deterrent against such crimes.

PM Modi stressed that the government's time, energy and focus should remain on the youth and their future. He assured that efforts would continue to prevent paper leaks while creating opportunities for young Indians to emerge as global leaders.

The Prime Minister also lauded Skyroot Aerospace for the successful launch of the Vikram-1 rocket, citing it as an example of Indian youth achieving excellence in science, technology and innovation.

The meeting also reviewed India's recent achievements, including Free Trade Agreements signed with several countries. Rijiju said the NDA pledged to remain united during the Monsoon Session to ensure smooth legislative business and appealed to the Opposition to cooperate in the interest of the nation.