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Court allows NEET paper leak accused to take re-exam
Times of India··17 Jun
Times of India reported that a Delhi court permitted NEET-UG paper leak accused Yash Yadav to appear for the June 21 re-examination while remaining in judicial custody, observing that education is a fundamental right.
Prism
What It Means For You
- Being accused in a case does not automatically remove educational rights.
- Courts can balance custody with exam access through escorted attendance.
- The NEET leak probe continues separately from this permission.
What's Happening
- Yash Yadav can appear for the June 21 NEET re-exam.
- He will remain in judicial custody.
- CBI continues probing the alleged leak network.
Case Background
- Yadav had sought interim bail for the exam and family function.
- The court earlier allowed study material in jail.
- The original NEET-UG 2026 exam was cancelled after leak allegations.
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