CBI chargesheet names 13 in NEET-UG paper leak, blames NTA insiders

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The Central Bureau of Investigation has filed a chargesheet against thirteen individuals in connection with the NEET-UG paper leak scandal. Subject matter experts employed by the National Testing Agency allegedly accessed and illegally shared confidential exam questions. These leaked papers were then passed through a network of intermediaries, including coaching operators and brokers, who sold them to candidates for money. Digital evidence recovered during the probe confirmed that the questions were circulated via messaging platforms. The investigation revealed a well-organised supply chain at the heart of the leak.

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