NEET Leak Accused Granted Permission for Retest in Custody

A Delhi court has granted permission for an accused in the NEET paper leak case to take the retest while in custody. The court cited the 'right to education' as fundamental in its decision.

16 Jun, 09:33 — 16 Jun, 09:33

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hindustan-timesMostly Factual13d ago

Delhi court allows NEET leak accused take re-test: 'Right to education fundamental'

The court added that the National Testing Agency (NTA) has not raised any objection and has provided the accused with his admit card.

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Delhi court allows NEET leak accused take re-test: 'Right to education fundamental'

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indian-express16 Jun, 12:09

Delhi court allows NEET UG paper leak accused to give retest in custody

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Times of India16 Jun, 20:06Latest update

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NEET Leak Accused Granted Permission for Retest in Custody

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Delhi court allows NEET leak accused take re-test: 'Right to education fundamental'

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Delhi court allows NEET leak accused take re-test: 'Right to education fundamental'

Delhi court allows NEET UG paper leak accused to give retest in custody

NEET leak accused gets court nod to take retest

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