CBI denies speculative, false media reports in NEET-UG paper leak case
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In the statement, the agency said that CBI has come across reports in a section of media about CBI investigation of NEET 2024 Examination case which have been speculative, misinformed and false. It is advised that publication of such reports may be completely avoided as that creates unfounded web of misinformation/opinions. This is not only harmful to the esteemed readers/audience in particular, but also to the society in general.
CBI has a formal mechanism of sharing information through its office of Chief Information Officer and does share required information from time to time keeping in mind the interest and integrity of investigation. It is therefore advised that only the information shared by CBI through its official mechanism may be relied upon, it reads.
CBI has been investigating into the allegations of theft and leakage of NEET UG 2024 Question paper since June 23 this year, after taking over the Case registered at Shastrinagar Police Station (Patna), Bihar.
Investigation has revealed that NEET (UG) — 2024 Question Paper was illicitly accessed from the Oasis School, Hazaribagh, Jharkhand, on 05.05.2024, in the morning by one Pankaj Kumar alias Aditya alias Sahil, who is one of the masterminds of the NEET Paper leak case in connivance with the Hazaribagh NTA City Coordinator Cum Principal of Oasis School and the Centre
