Sharat Kumar

Investigators say two Rajasthan brothers bought the NEET-UG paper from a Gurugram doctor before the exam. The case now points to how the paper was allegedly circulated further among aspirants.

The Rajasthan Police SOG said it traced the alleged NEET-UG 2026 leak chain within hours of starting its probe. The case has widened concerns over a shadow exam economy as the NTA prepares a re-test for 22 lakh candidates.

Investigators found that all five children of the Bival family allegedly received the NEET 2025 paper before the exam, while Vikas Bival, son of

Several members of the Rajasthan-based Biwal family have reportedly gone missing after three relatives were arrested in the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak case. Investigators suspect the arrests may open up a wider network involving leaked papers, coaching links and earlier medical entrance exams.

The NTA paper leak controversy has widened into a debate over the agency's structure, legal status and functioning. The row has sharpened questions over accountability, statutory backing and whether India's testing system needs an overhaul.

Shashikant Suthar, claiming to be a whistleblower in the NEET leak case, alleged that Sikar SP Praveen Nayak and other officials were alerted about a viral "guess paper" soon after the May 3 exam.

The Rajasthan High Court cancelled the peon recruitment result after a row over zero-mark selections. The order has put the disputed hiring process under scrutiny.

Rajasthan has banned the sale and use of a failed oxytocin batch supplied to government hospitals after tests found it allegedly fake. The batch was used at Kota's New Medical College Hospital, where several maternal deaths and other suspected drug failures are under enquiry.

The Rajasthan High Court upheld Asaram's life sentence in the minor rape case and ordered him to surrender. The bench, however, acquitted him of gangrape and criminal conspiracy, clearing the two co-accused as the matter heads towards a likely Supreme Court challenge.

An India Today investigation into Rajasthan’s so-called “paper universities” has exposed empty campuses, missing students and crores spent on salaries, vehicles and offices despite little academic activity. Following the report, the Rajasthan government removed VC Dev Swaroop amid allegations of corruption, fake documents and recruitment irregularities.