The CBI arrested a Pune chemistry professor accused of masterminding the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak, while a Rajasthan teacher emerged as the whistleblower who exposed suspicious similarities in the exam paper. Investigators are probing a wider interstate network behind the massive examination scandal
Jaipur: The NEET-UG 2026 paper leak scandal has shocked the nation, with new revelations emerging at every stage during the investigation. At the heart of the controversy is a striking contrast involving two teachers whose roles have drawn sharp attention in the scam.
A chemistry professor from Pune, arrested by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), is alleged to be the key source behind the NEET-UG paper leak. In contrast, a teacher from Rajasthan has emerged as a whistleblower after he reportedly noticed unusual similarities in the question paper and promptly alerted the authorities.
As investigators dig deeper into the case affecting nearly 23 lakh students, the story has become not just about an alleged leak, but about two teachers who ended up on completely opposite sides of one of India’s biggest examination controversies.
One is accused of masterminding the leak. The other helped bring the entire scandal into the national spotlight. Claiming a major breakthrough in the investigation, the CBI arrested Pune-based chemistry professor, PV Kulkarni, describing him as the alleged kingpin of the conspiracy.
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