
The CBI has chargesheeted 13 people, including three NTA subject experts, for allegedly leaking NEET-UG 2026 question papers in a multi-state conspiracy. The agency says the experts sold papers to middlemen and…
The CBI has chargesheeted 13 people, including three NTA subject experts, for allegedly leaking NEET-UG 2026 question papers in a multi-state conspiracy. The agency says the experts sold papers to middlemen and coaching operators, who then distributed them on messaging apps days before the exam.
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The chargesheet names NTA’s own subject experts as kingpins of the NEET leak. That punctures the easy narrative that only coaching mafia or middlemen are to blame. The system failed at its core. The opposition will shout ‘cover-up’, but the real test is whether the CBI can trace the money trail to the top. A single question: who paid the experts, and through which channel?
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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