Whistle-blower Shashikant Suthar claimed PDFs containing 45 Chemistry and 90 Biology questions matched the NEET-UG 2026 paper after the May 3 exam. Speaking to ANI, he said the evidence prompted the NTA to involve the CBI and Rajasthan SOG in the probe. Suthar added that the alleged leak forced authorities to order a re-examination on June 21.
Jaipur: Whistle-blower Shashikant Suthar on Tuesday claimed that there was "concrete evidence" in the alleged NEET-UG 2026 paper leak case. He alleged that several questions in the examination matched PDFs circulated before the test, prompting the National Testing Agency (NTA) to involve the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and Rajasthan's Special Operations Group (SOG) in the investigation.
Speaking to ANI, about how the alleged leak was detected, Suthar said that after the NEET-UG examination concluded on May 3, he was analysing the paper and solving students' doubts when an acquaintance showed him a PDF containing Chemistry questions.
"After the exam on 3rd May and solving the paper for my students, I met a known person. This person showed me a PDF which had a few questions from Chemistry. When I matched those 45 questions from the PDF document to those mentioned in the NEET-UG paper, I was left shocked, as all 45 questions matched," he said.
He further claimed that another PDF containing Biology questions was also verified with the help of a fellow teacher.
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