After NTA rejects OMR mismatch claims, NEET aspirant, father head to Delhi for sit-in protest
India, July 22 -- After the National Testing Agency (NTA) rejected allegations that her NEET-UG 2026 re-examination result had been altered and termed the OMR sheet she circulated as "fabricated", UP-based candidate Arya Singh and her father, a former soldier, travelled to Delhi to stage a sit-in protest outside the agency's office.
This comes after the NTA issued a public notice rejecting allegations by several NEET-UG 2026 candidates that their results did not match their OMR answer sheets. The agency said the images being circulated on social media were "fabricated, digitally altered or AI-generated" and did not match its official records.
Speaking after leaving for Delhi, Arya's father, Rakesh Singh, said they were not satisfied wit...
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