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NEET Paper Leak Drives Surge in Google Searches for Protests and Key Figures

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Google Trends data reveals a significant shift in Indian search behaviour following the NEET paper leak controversy. Jantar Mantar emerged as the most searched protest-related keyword during the period, reflecting widespread public demonstrations over the exam scandal. Activist and politician names also trended, with CJP, Sonam Wangchuk, and Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan among the top searched figures. The data highlights how the controversy moved beyond protest sites and into the digital public sphere. The surge in searches underscores the scale of national attention the paper leak issue attracted across India.

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