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NEET paper leak: Court extends Hawaldar's CBI custody by two days; remands Mandhare to judicial custody Delhi court also issued notice to the CBI on the bail application filed by another accused, Manisha Waghmare, who sought relief on medical grounds citing illness

NEET-UG 2026 paper leak case: Delhi court remands two accused to 14 days’ judicial custody Special Judge Vidya Prakash who was acting Duty Metropolitan Magistrate sent both of them to judicial custody till June 10

Delhi Court Sends 3 Accused in NEET Paper Leak Case to 14 Days Judicial ... June 02, 2026 NEET row: 3 accused sent to 14-day judicial custody Copy Link X WhatsApp Share By Pioneer News Service A Delhi court on Monday sent three accused in the NEET paper leak case — a physics lecturer empanelled by the National Testing Agency (NTA) as translator, a Latur-based paediatrician and a physics tutor — to 14 days’ judicial custody. Special Judge Ajay Gupta allowed the CBI’s plea seeking judicial custody of physics translator Manisha Sanjay Hawaldar, paediatrician Dr Manoj Shirure and physics teacher Tejas Harshadkumar Shah. Hawaldar’s CBI custody was extended by two days on Saturday, while Shirure and Shah were sent to five days of custodial interrogation on May 27. CBI alleged that Hawaldar, in conspiracy with other accused persons, without authorisation, kept and distributed the NEET-UG examination paper for money. It alleged that Manoj Shirure played a “key role” in facilitating three students, including the son of Shivraj Raghunath Motegaonkar, who runs the Renukai Chemistry Classes (RCC) in Maharashtra’s Latur, in getting Chemistry questions from NEET paper setter P V Kulkarni. The a…

NEET paper leak: Delhi court sends three accused to 14 days’ judicial custody Special Judge Ajay Gupta allowed the CBI’s plea seeking judicial custody of physics translator Manisha Sanjay Hawaldar, paediatrician Dr. Manoj Shirure and physics teacher Tejas Harshadkumar Shah

Student accused in NEET paper leak case can sit for June 21 re-exam, says court Though Yash Yadav is facing serious charges relating to circulation and sale of examination material, those alone cannot deprive him of the right to sit for the examination, the court said.

Delhi Court Rejects Bail Plea Of NEET-UG Paper Leak Accused Manisha ... ETV Bharat / bharat Delhi Court Rejects Bail Plea Of NEET-UG Paper Leak Accused Manisha Waghmare The CBI argued that Waghmare also ran a beauty parlour and played an active role in circulating leaked examination questions. File photo of Manisha Waghmare, accused in connection with the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak case ( IANS ) By ETV Bharat English Team Published : June 9, 2026 at 4:41 PM IST 2 Min Read New Delhi: A Delhi court on Tuesday dismissed the bail plea of Manisha Waghmare, an accused in the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak case being investigated by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). The order was passed by the Rouse Avenue Court after hearing arguments from both sides. During the hearing, Waghmare's counsel argued that she is a certified education counsellor and receives regular income through counselling services. The defence contended that the CBI's allegation regarding a financial transaction was misconceived, claiming that around Rs 3.5 lakh credited to her account had come from the execution of a gift deed relating to ancestral property. It was also argued that the CBI had conducted searches at her r…

NEET paper leak accused seeks interim bail to appear for re-exam A Delhi court is considering an interim bail plea for NEET-UG paper leak accused Yash Yadav, who seeks to attend the re-examination. The court has allowed him study materials and will hear the CBI's response on June 12. The investigation has revealed a network distributing leaked papers for profit across multiple states.

Delhi court extends judicial custody of 10 accused in NEET-UG 2026 paper leak case Special Judge allows the Central Bureau of Investigation’s application seeking extension of custody

NEET UG paper leak accused seeking to write re-exam, denied bail plea hearing A Delhi court deferred hearing on Yash Yadav's interim bail plea for the NEET UG exam, deeming it premature as he lacks an admit card. The court will revisit the matter on June 16, after seeking a response from the CBI regarding Yadav's request for bail to attend his sister's wedding and the examination.

NEET paper leak: Delhi court extends judicial custody of two accused till July 11 The alleged kingpin P.V. Kulkarni, and Renukai Career Centre founder Shivraj Raghunath Motegaonkar were produced physically before the court

NEET paper leak probe: Delhi court sends 3 accused to judicial custody till June 15 - The Statesman The investigation into the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak gathered further momentum on Monday after a Delhi court sent three accused, including a doctor from Maharashtra’s Latur and a Pune-based coaching faculty member, to judicial custody till June 15. The development comes amid the Central Bureau of Investigation’s widening crackdown on a coordinated network involved in leaking and circulating exam papers before the national medical entrance test. The Rouse Avenue Court remanded Dr Manoj Shirure, Tejas Harshadkumar Shah, and Manisha Sanjay Havaldar to two weeks’ judicial custody as the CBI continued its probe into the alleged malpractice linked to the examination process. Advertisement दिल्ली: NEET UG 2026 पेपर लीक मामले में कस्टडी का समय समाप्त होने के बाद सीबीआई ने आरोपी डॉ. मनोज शिरुरे, तेजस हर्षद कुमार शाह और मनीषा संजय हवलदार को राउज एवेन्यू कोर्ट के सामने पेश किया। pic.twitter.com/WmVxqCB38W Advertisement — IANS Hindi (@IANSKhabar) June 1, 2026 Probe centres on alleged question access According to the CBI, Dr Manoj Shirure allegedly helped three students secure access to Chemistry …

NEET paper leak: Delhi court sends 3 accused to 14 days' judicial custody - The Tribune A Delhi court on Monday sent three accused accused in the NEET paper leak case -- a physics lecturer empanelled by the National Testing Agency (NTA) as translator, a Latur-based paediatrician and a physics tutor -- to 14 days' judicial custody. Special Judge Ajay Gupta allowed the CBI's plea seeking judicial custody of physics translator Manisha Sanjay hawaldar, paediatrician Dr Manoj Shirure and physics teacher Tejas Harshadkumar Shah. Hawaldar's CBI custody was extended by two days on Saturday, while Shirure and Shah were sent to five days of custodial interrogation on May 27. CBI alleged that hawaldar, in conspiracy with other accused persons, without authorisation kept and distributed the NEET-UG examination paper for money. It alleged that Manoj Shirure played a "key role" in facilitating three students, including the son of Shivraj Raghunath Motegaonkar, who runs the Renukai Chemistry Classes (RCC) in Maharashtra's Latur, in getting Chemistry questions from NEET paper setter P V Kulkarni. The agency had already arrested Montegaonkar and Kulkarni, the alleged kingpin, in the case. Te…

NEET Paper Leak Accused Gets Nod From Delhi Court to Appear ... - Oneindia NEET Paper Leak Accused Gets Nod From Delhi Court To Appear For Re-NEET On June 21 From Jail Education Jobs oi-Swastika Sruti By Swastika Sruti Published: Tuesday, June 16, 2026, 20:20 [IST] Add as a preferred source on Google In a significant development in the NEET-UG paper leak case, a Delhi court has allowed one of the key accused, Yash Yadav, to appear for the upcoming NEET-UG 2026 re-examination despite being in judicial custody. The court observed that the right to education is a fundamental right and said that the accused should not be denied the opportunity to take the examination. Re-NEET AI Summary AI-generated summary, reviewed by editors A Delhi court allowed accused Yash Yadav to take the NEET-UG 2026 re-examination on June 21 while in judicial custody, upholding educational rights, as the CBI continues its probe into the paper leak allegations. Switch To Shorts The decision comes just days before the NEET-UG re-exam, which is scheduled to be held on June 21, following the cancellation of the original examination over allegations of a question paper leak. Court Allows Exam While Accused Remain…

NEET paper leak: Delhi court extends judicial custody of five accused till June 15 On June 1, physics lecturer Manisha Sanjay Hawaldar, paediatrician Dr. Manoj Shirure and physics teacher Tejas Harshadkumar Shah were sent to 14 days of judicial custody

NEET paper leaked from 'NTA source', CBI informs Delhi court The NEET paper leak originated from someone linked to the organisation that conducts the examination,the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)has told a Delhi court. Shubham Khairnar, the first person to be arrested for the leak, obtained the paper from a person inPunewho “had obtained the same from an NTA source”, Public Prosecutor Neetu Singh, representing CBI, told the court on Friday. The National Testing Agency (NTA), an autonomous body under the Union Ministry of Education, conducts the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate) for admission to undergraduate medical programs. Khairnar was arrested in Nashik on May 12, the same day that the leak of the May 3 paper was revealed. CBI subsequently arrested six other people for the leak. Five arrested individuals were remanded in CBI custody on Wednesday. Two others, Manisha Waghmare and Dhananjay Lokhande, were detained by Maharashtra Police the same day and handed to CBI. “…Accused Dhananjay Nivrutti Lokhande who is known to Shubham [Khairnar] collected NEET examination, 2026 material from co-accused Manisha Waghmare who is resident of Pune. …Lokhand…

NEET paper leak: Delhi court allows CBI to quiz 3 accused in jail Sources said the CBI will interrogate Waghmare on June 17, Mr. Lokhande the next day, and Mr. Khairnar on June 19

NEET paper leak: Delhi court sends 3 accused to 14 days' judicial custody - The Economic Times Listen to this article in summarized format Listen Loading... × × Subscribe to Unlock AI Briefing and Premium Content New Year Offer 24 Hours Left Subscribe Now Already a member? Sign In What's Included Exclusive Stories Daily ePaper Access Smart Market Tools Curated Investment Ideas Ad-lite Experience Subscription Khan Sir's strong remark on NEET paper leak accused: 'Why not encounter or hanging?' New Delhi: A Delhi court on Monday sent three accused accused in the NEET paper leak case -- a physics translator empanelled by the National Testing Agency (NTA), the Latur-based paediatrician and a physics tutor -- to 14 days' judicial custody . Special Judge Ajay Gupta allowed the CBI's plea seeking judicial custody of physics translator Manisha Sanjay Hawaldar, paediatrician Dr Manoj Shirure and physics teacher Tejas Harshadkumar Shah. Also read: CBI arrests two more in NEET-UG paper leak case Hawaldar's CBI custody was extended by two days on Saturday, while Shirure and Shah were sent to five days of custodial interrogation on May 27. CBI alleged that Hawaldar, in conspiracy with other acc…