CLAT 2026 paper leak claims surface online

Images and videos circulating on social media have raised questions over a possible leak of the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2026 question paper. The material shows screenshots of a Telegram group named “CLAT Exam 2026”, where a pinned message claims that users who paid money were provided the question paper and answer key through personal chats.

The pinned message, written in Hindi, stated that those who had made payments had already received the paper and answers privately. Notably, Telegram messages usually display an “edited” label when altered, but the messages shown from the group do not carry this indicator, adding to the speculation around their authenticity.

The posts have triggered mixed reactions online. Several users have demanded a thorough investigation and called for a re-examination if the allegations are found to be true. Others, however, have dismissed the claims, arguing that public Telegram groups can be manipulated using methods that allow backdating of messages or editing of images, making such screenshots unreliable.

The issue has drawn attention amid heightened concerns over examination integrity. Authorities overseeing the CLAT examination have been contacted for clarification on the alleged leak, but no official response has been issued so far. Meanwhile, the circulating content continues to fuel debate and uncertainty among aspirants awaiting clarity on whether the examination process has been compromised.