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Delhi Court Denies Bail to Doctor Accused in NEET Paper Leak Case

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A Delhi court has rejected the bail application of a paediatrician implicated in the NEET paper leak scandal. The doctor is alleged to have accepted Rs 5 lakh from a candidate's family in exchange for access to leaked chemistry paper. He is also accused of linking two other doctors to the suspected mastermind behind the leak. The court has extended judicial custody for all 13 accused in the case. Investigators are currently focusing on key digital evidence as the probe continues.

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