2024 NEET-UG paper leak: CBI says no evidence to show main suspect Sanjeev Mukhiya’s role
Neet controversy 2024 NEET-UG paper leak: CBI says no evidence to show main suspect Sanjeev Mukhiya’s role The agency said that it is satisfied ‘that the entire conspiracy and the persons involved therein stand identified’. Scroll Staff An hour ago Share Share on Facebook Share on X Share on LinkedIn Share on BlueSky Share on Threads Share on Reddit Copy Link Email Print Add Scroll on Google iOS App Android App The logo of the Central Bureau of Investigation. | Official website. He was arrested in a midnight operation in Danapur after evading arrest for about 11 months.The case was transferred to the CBI on June 23, 2024.However, the CBI did not file a chargesheet against Mukhiya.
- ▪Neet controversy 2024 NEET-UG paper leak: CBI says no evidence to show main suspect Sanjeev Mukhiya’s role The agency said that it is satisfied ‘that the entire conspiracy and the persons involved therein stand identified’.
- ▪Scroll Staff An hour ago Share Share on Facebook Share on X Share on LinkedIn Share on BlueSky Share on Threads Share on Reddit Copy Link Email Print Add Scroll on Google iOS App Android App The logo of the Central Bureau of Investigation.
- ▪He was arrested in a midnight operation in Danapur after evading arrest for about 11 months.The case was transferred to the CBI on June 23, 2024.However, the CBI did not file a chargesheet against Mukhiya.
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Neet controversy 2024 NEET-UG paper leak: CBI says no evidence to show main suspect Sanjeev Mukhiya’s role The agency said that it is satisfied ‘that the entire conspiracy and the persons involved therein stand identified’. Scroll Staff An hour ago Share Share on Facebook Share on X Share on LinkedIn Share on BlueSky Share on Threads Share on Reddit Copy Link Email Print Add Scroll on Google iOS App Android App The logo of the Central Bureau of Investigation. | Official website.
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