NEET UG 2025 Scam: 3 detained in Rajasthan for 'selling' paper for Rs 40 lakh
Press Trust of India | May 4, 2025 | 02:33 PM IST | 1 min read
NEET 2025: According to the police, the accused persons were identified as Balwan (27), Mukesh Meena (40), and Hardas (38).
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Download EBookJAIPUR: Three men were detained by the Special Operations Group of Rajasthan Police for allegedly trying to dupe a NEET candidate of Rs 40 lakh by promising him the question paper, an officer on Sunday said. The accused were identified as Balwan, 27, Mukesh Meena, 40, and Hardas, 38, according to police.
On Friday, the three took the student and his family members to Gurugram and asked for the money, at which point the student's family asked them to show the paper. When they refused, they contacted the SOG, which apprehended the three on Saturday.
The National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test, or NEET-UG, is underway today to qualify candidates for admissions in medical colleges across India.
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