NEW DELHI: Ahead of recent controversies Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Thursday tried to corner the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government by unfolding the "leaks" that had taken place during its term.

“How many leaks? Data leak! Aadhaar leak! SSC exam leak! Election date leak! CBSE papers leak! There is a leak in everything, the watchdog is weak”, Rahul tweeted.

The CBSE yesterday announced re-exams of the Class 10 Mathematics and Class 12 Economics exams following reports that the papers were leaked.

The government launched an investigation amid student anger over the issue.

In another "leak"-related move, the Election Commission (EC) constituted a committee of six officials to investigate how information on the Karnataka Assembly poll dates was leaked on Tuesday.

Rahul Gandhi tried to corner the PM Modi-led government by recounting the "leaks"  in which Rahul took on BJP on issue of DATA leak and Adhar link.

 In a major development towards Election dates Leak  ,The committee was set up hours after BJP's IT cell chief Amit Malviya and Karnataka Congress IT head Srivatsa all together tweeted out the dates for the Karnataka Assembly polls, even before Chief Election Commissioner OP Rawat had announced the dates. Incidentally, while both got the polling date correct, they got the date of counting incorrect.

A Kannada news channel also flashed the dates before the EC's statement.