NEET paper leak: CBI searches houses of three students in Nagpur, Chandrapur
The CBI has conducted searches in Nagpur and Chandrapur as part of its investigation into the NEET paper leak. Three students' homes were searched, and a tutor from Latur was taken into custody. The agency suspects that around one thousand students may have purchased the leaked exam papers.
- ▪The CBI searched the residences of three students in Nagpur and Chandrapur districts.
- ▪A tutor from Latur has been taken into custody in connection with the investigation.
- ▪The agency suspects that approximately one thousand students may have bought the leaked NEET papers.
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The CBI has searched the residences of three students in Nagpur and Chandrapur districts as part of its probe into the NEET paper leak. The agency has also taken into custody a tutor from Latur and suspects that one thousand students may have purchased the leaked paper.The Economic Offences Wing of the CBI in New Delhi has registered a case related to the leak of the NEET biology and chemistry papers. On Monday (May 18, 2026), the agency took Prof. Shivraj Motegaonkar, the director of ‘RCC Classes’ in Latur, into custody.On Tuesday (May 18, 2026), CBI teams carried out search operations in Nagpur.
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