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The counsels for the accused sought time to study the chargesheet, following which the court deferred the hearing. The next hearing has been scheduled for August 18. |
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The counsels for the accused sought time to study the chargesheet, following which the court deferred the hearing. The next hearing has been scheduled for August 18. |
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Three subject experts from the National Testing Agency (NTA) are facing severe charges related to the NEET UG exam paper leak, as detailed in a CBI chargesheet., Education, Times Now |
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The CBI's recent chargesheet in the NEET paper leak case reveals a detailed sequence of arrests involving 13 individuals currently in custody., India News, Times Now |
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The CBI's chargesheet in the NEET UG paper leak case reveals that incriminating communications and scanned question papers were found on the accused's phones., India News, Times Now |
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Ashutosh Ranka, spokesperson for the CJP, urged the dissolution of the National Testing Agency (NTA) and called for a thorough investigation into examination paper leaks following a recent CBI chargesheet in the NEET-UG 2026 case. , India News, Times Now |
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The CBI chargesheet before a Delhi court details how investigators tracked and arrested the NEET-UG paper leak accused. It shows deleted chats, leaked PDFs and alias-based coordination formed the backbone of the conspiracy. |
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His comment came after weekslong Cockroach Janta Party-led protests over paper leaks, which led to the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan as Union Education Minister. |
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RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said Gen Z are "apne log" and their protests should be addressed with dialogue, not labeled anti-national. He called Gen Z "more honest" and said he trusts them. Comments came after student protests over NEET paper leaks. |
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The agency has filed a chargesheet before the Special CBI Court at Rouse Avenue, Delhi, naming 13 accused, including three NTA subject experts, coaching operators, middlemen and candidates. |
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The CBI chargesheet alleges that three NEET-UG 2026 subject experts used chits, memory and NCERT books to retain questions during NTA translation work, while also pointing to security lapses at the agency's headquarters. |