Raghav Chadha has broken silence on the recent Neet paper leak controversy. Speaking during the debate on the Public Examinations (Amendment) Bill, 2026, in the Rajya Sabha, Chadha said he had deliberately avoided making media soundbites because the issue required an institutional solution rather than political rhetoric.
"Earlier I Asked Questions. Now I Fix Things."
The line everyone is quoting comes down to one central admission: things look different from the other side of the House. Chadha explained that when he sat in the Opposition, his job was to ask questions, but now, seated on the treasury benches, his job is to find solutions. Now my role has changed, he said.
