The Ahmedabad City Cyber Crime Branch has arrested two men for allegedly running a Telegram-based scam promising aspirants access to the Re-NEET question paper, the police said on Saturday.The accused have been identified as Sumer Singh, a resident of Jaipur, and Akash, a resident of Kota.According to the police, the duo operated multiple Telegram channels and accounts to circulate misleading posts and advertisements, claiming to provide leaked Re-NEET question papers. The network was allegedly designed to lure students and parents preparing for the examination.Officials said the accused falsely promised access to confidential exam material and collected money under the pretext of providing question papers and related information.An official statement said, “Unknown persons were using Telegram to falsely claim access to the Re-NEET question paper and offering misleading assurances. Through such inducements, they misled students and parents and committed financial fraud through cyber means.”The police said the accused used multiple Telegram groups, including channels to expand their reach and induce investments with promises of high returns.Blow on dreams of millions: Rahul on paper leakCongress leader Rahul Gandhi has called on students and job aspirants to join the ‘Chhatron Ki Goonj’ Maha Rally in Kota on June 17.“One thing I want to say to every young person in this country: today, in this nation, you do not reap the rewards of hard work; instead, you are punished for daring to dream. Every paper leak, every cancelled examination, every stalled recruitment process — these are not merely failures of the system, but blows dealt to the dreams of millions. I know you are exhausted. You are angry. But remember this: when the government refuses to listen, you must raise your voice louder,” Rahul said in a post on XHome Secretary reviews NEET re-exam preparednessMeanwhile, Union Home Secretary Govind Mohan on Monday reviewed the preparedness of state governments for the NEET (UG) re-examination, scheduled to be held on June 21, and directed all states and Central agencies to ensure strict adherence to security protocols and the flawless conduct of the examination.He also emphasised the need to focus on student convenience, security arrangements and maintaining the integrity of the examination process.The states were asked to facilitate the smooth travel of students appearing for the examination. The Chairman of the Railway Board, who was also present at the meeting, assured full cooperation.