The CBI has filed a third charge sheet in the NEET-UG 2024 paper leak case in a special CBI court in Patna. The agency has named 21 individuals as accused.
The NEET-UG is conducted by the NTA for admissions to MBBS, BDS, AYUSH and other related courses in government and private institutions. NEET came under fire after the paper leak incident which triggered massive outrage.
UP STF has arrested two members of the gang who leaked the question paper of Review Officer/Assistant Review Officer (Prelims) Examination-2023 and UP Constable Police Recruitment Examination-2023. The mastermind of the paper leak has already been arrested.
A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court to postpone the NEET PG 2024 exam, citing logistical challenges due to the late allocation of exam cities and concerns over exam fairness.
The CBI is actively pursuing further leads and suspects related to the case. The investigation is being conducted daily to ensure comprehensive coverage and address all aspects of the case.
In the investigation so far, CBI has raided 33 places, and apprehended 36 accused, out of which 15 were arrested by Bihar Police, they are now in CBI custody.
The issue of alleged irregularities of paper leaks in the conduct of National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test 2024 for admission in undergraduate medical courses has also reached the Supreme Court.
Earlier on July 17, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) detained four medical students from AIIMS Patna. With the latest arrests, so far the CBI has sent 21 accused behind bars.
The CBI has arrested two individuals from Patna and Hazaribagh in the NEET-UG paper leak case. Pankaj Singh, the alleged mastermind, was involved in extracting the papers, while his accomplice helped him in this heist.
As the legal proceedings continue in the court, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is simultaneously probing the NEET-UG irregularities case under six FIRs which led to the arrest of multiple accused from across the states of Jharkhand, Bihar, Gujarat and Maharashtra.
Gangadhar Gunde, accused in a NEET paper leak case, was granted bail by the Rouse Avenue court after his counsel argued mistaken identity led to his arrest. Gunde, arrested on June 26, was accused by the CBI in a case initially registered by Latur Police.
Enforcement Directorate (ED) had carried out multiple searches in this case last year "resulting in recovery of incriminating documents, digital records and seizure of huge cash.
The Centre and the National Testing Agency have already submitted separate affidavits, asserting that cancelling the entire exam would be counterproductive and would seriously jeopardize the futures of numerous honest candidates.
NEET UG 2024 exam: Education ministry and NTA have said that there was no proof of any large-scale breach of confidentiality in the examination which was taken by over 23 lakh candidates at 4,750 centres in 571 cities.
The latest arrest includes a dummy candidate, a dummy candidate provider and a wholesaler who used to sell the leaker question papers to the candidates. Multiple arrests, including trainee Sub-Inspectors, have been made in the case so far.
Since day 1 of the Lok Sabha session, the united opposition has been demanding a discussion on the NEET-UG examination, which has become a pressing issue in the country following the revelations of paper leaks.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) arrested the owner of a private school which was one of the designated centres for the NEET-UG examination. Earlier, a journalist was also arrested on June 29.
A user claimed that the persons arrested from Jharkhand's Deoghar were held from Congress office. The viral claim turned out to be false in the fact check.
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NEET UG paper leak case: On June 24, the CBI collected all material evidence related to the alleged NEET-UG paper leak case from the Economic Offences Unit (EOU) of the Bihar Police, which had been handling the probe until the federal agency took over.
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