Indian authorities have invalidated the results of over two million medical school aspirants and ordered re-examinations following a widespread paper leak scandal. To ensure integrity, the second round of testing featured high-level security, including biometric scanners and metal detectors. The government also temporarily blocked Telegram after reports surfaced that exam materials were being sold on the platform. Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan promised a fair process while an official investigation into the leak continues. However, the move has faced criticism from the Indian Express for the high financial cost and the psychological toll on students. Additionally, political opposition leaders have condemned the failure, demanding accountability from the government. The situation highlights the extreme pressure of India's medical admissions, where only 5-6% of candidates typically succeed.