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NEET paper leak case: Accused sent to judicial custody

Education24 May 2026 at 02:47 pmQuick read

NEET paper leak case: Accused sent to judicial custody

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Shubham Khairnar has been remanded to judicial custody. The case involves the NEET-UG 2026 exam paper leak. Authorities suspect an organized network.

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The score falls in the 70-89 band as it is based on a single named source, with some specific details about the case, but lacks multiple authoritative sources or official statements.

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