India's BIGGEST Exam Fraud | How NEET was Leaked! | Dhruv Rathee

On 2nd May 2026,

a student studying MBBS in Kerala

sends a WhatsApp message to his father.

There was a file attached to this message,

and it was written,

"My friend sent it to me from Sikar.

Send it to the girls at the hostel.

These are the 300 questions that are going to be in tomorrow's NEET paper."

The boy's father ran a PG hostel in Sikar, Rajasthan.

The night he received this WhatsApp message,

he did nothing.

But the next morning,

he distributed this paper to the students living in the hostel.

After the exam, he showed this paper to the teachers of a nearby coaching institute

and asked how many questions were actually included in the exam.

It was difficult for him to believe the answer to this question.

90 out of 90 biology questions matched.

45 out of 45 chemistry questions also matched.

Even in an unbroken sequence,

there was no missing comma or full stop.

Out of 180 questions in the NEET paper, 135

were in this leaked paper.

For those of you who don't know about this exam,

let me tell you that it wasn't a small exam.

It was NEET,

an exam that would decide the future of more than 22 lakh students.

It is the medical entrance exam for the entire country.

People pass it to become doctors,

doctors who are entrusted with the lives of others.

But this paper had already been leaked.

For this reason, for the first time in the history of the country,

the National Testing Agency, or NTA,

had to cancel the NEET exam.

Behind this paper leak, there is a man

whose photos have been found with BJP politicians

and even the Education Minister of Rajasthan.

This is a man whose four children

cleared the NEET exam last year.

He is a man who knew a month before the exam

that this paper was going to be leaked.

Imagine what would have happened to a student

who worked day and night

for a year

to prepare for this one exam.

After writing the exam, he must have thought

that it was finally over,

and he could relax and go on a holiday.

Then, in the middle of his holiday, he gets the news

that he will have to retake the test.

It will take two more months.

Think about how you would feel.

This is exactly what happened to many students.

Many had even sold their notes.

They didn't even have the materials to study.

Hearing such news

feels like a waste of time and effort.

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where this paper leak actually came from. NEET question papers are usually printed in authorized printing presses.

According to the investigation so far,

this paper was leaked from a printing press in Nashik, Maharashtra.

A person connected to this printing press

stole the paper in some way

and passed it on to a network.

These people were not just ordinary students.

They were working in a very pre-planned and sophisticated manner.

It is claimed that to avoid detection,

the paper was not scanned with a mobile phone.

Instead, a high-definition portable scanner was used.

The most shocking thing is that

this gang also set up a shadow server on the outskirts of Nashik

so that the data transfer could be hidden

and wouldn't be caught by monitoring systems.

According to the Indian Express,

a medical student named Shubham Khernar in Nashik

paid Rs 10 lakhs to buy a physical copy of the question paper.

He made a soft copy of it

and sold it for Rs 15 lakhs in Gurgaon.

This paper was used to create a handwritten guest paper in Gurgaon,

in which, from the original NEET paper,

125 out of 135 questions were included.

Some other questions were mixed in from outside.

It became a guest paper of 410 questions in total.

This was done so that no one would have any doubts.

Many more versions of this paper were made.

About a week before the NEET exam started,

on 26th April 2026,

a doctor from Gurgaon

sold this guest paper to two brothers from Jamwa Ramgarh for Rs 30 lakhs.

Mangilal and Dinesh Bival.

Remember these two names,

because they will be very important in the future.

One of them sent this paper to his son

who was preparing for the NEET in Sikar.

But things didn't stop there.

By 29th April, these two brothers had started selling the paper to aspirants.

From here, the paper reached an MBBS counseling agent in Sikar,

Rakesh Kumar Manwariya.

He bought it for Rs 5 lakhs.

Rakesh alone distributed this paper to 700 students.

One of them was the Kerala MBBS student.

Rakesh sold the guest paper for Rs 30,000.

He was the same person I mentioned at the beginning of the video.

On 2nd May, this student in Kerala

forwarded the questions to his father in Sikar.

When his father got the questions verified by a coaching teacher after the exam,

135 out of 180 questions matched.

By this time, his father realized that this wasn't just a guest paper.

This was actually a real leak.

First, they tried to file a complaint in Sikar at the Udyog Nagar Police Station.

This is where the story becomes even more shocking.

The police told them to stop spreading rumors

and sent them away.

After that, they directly contacted the NTA,

the National Testing Agency.

This is the agency that conducts the NEET exam.

The NTA provided the information to the Central Intelligence Bureau,

and the Rajasthan Police were alerted from there.

Then, the State Special Operations Group (SOG)

began the investigation.

In the beginning, the SOG thought it was an isolated incident.

But when they followed the trail of the guest paper,

they discovered something else.

They found that the guest paper had been forwarded many times on WhatsApp.

This meant the paper had wide circulation. At this point, investigators realized the paper had leaked on a large

scale. According to SOG Additional Director General Vishal Bansal, students had this paper a week before the exam.

In some cases, it had reached them a month before.

Think about it.

For a month, the leaked paper was being distributed,

and the government and agencies were asleep.

Finally, on 12th May,

the NTA officially cancelled the NEET,

and the leak investigation was handed over to the CBI.

The most bizarre case in this whole matter is that of the Bival brothers,

Mangilal and Dinesh Bival.

They bought papers from doctors in Gurgaon

and sold them to many people in Sikar.

One of them, Dinesh Bival,

is a member of the BJP's youth wing,

the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha.

People have shared photos of many hoardings on social media

that feature Dinesh Bival's picture

and refer to him as a BJP leader.

On one of the hoardings,

it is written that he is a district minister of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha

in Jaipur.

But this is just the beginning.

Listen up.

Dinesh has pictures with BJP leaders on his own social media handles,

including pictures with Rajasthan's Education Minister,

Madan Dilawar.

Imagine a person accused of a paper leak

having pictures with the Education Minister.

How flawed is this system?

And look, in this video,

he is asking for votes for a BJP candidate in the Rajasthan elections.

"I appeal to all of you to support the late Nandpal Meena."

But things don't end here.

According to an India Today report,

the Bival brothers knew about a month in advance

that this year's NEET paper would be leaked.

A month ago.

It wasn't a last-minute deal;

it was a planned operation.

The most suspicious thing is that

the four children of the brothers cleared the NEET last year.

Obviously, the question is:

did they have leaked papers last year as well?

Look at the number of coincidences.

If you look at the entire network,

a person who is a leader in the BJP Youth Wing,

who has pictures with the Education Minister,

who knew a month ago that the papers would be leaked,

and whose family's four children

likely used leaked papers last year.

Is this a coincidence or something else?

We will get the answers to these questions

once a fair investigation is conducted.

However, there is little hope that a fair investigation will take place.

Because before the investigation could even fully begin,

the cover-up started.

Rajasthan investigators say that

Rajasthan wasn't the epicenter of this leak;

the Nashik paper was leaked from Maharashtra.

Meanwhile, the Nashik DCP says that

rumors of the Nashik paper being leaked are baseless

and that the paper wasn't even printed there.

The question is, who is telling the truth and who is lying?

Both states are playing a blame game,

and 22 lakh students are caught in the middle.

Their future is in danger.

NTA Director General Abhishek Singh says that

no paper from NEET was leaked.

There was a PDF circulating,

and there were many questions included in the exam.

But he insists no paper has been leaked.

The PDF had many questions,

and some of them were found in the paper.

He refuses to admit that the entire paper has been leaked.

I mean, if 135 out of 180 questions match, then according to them, the paper hasn't been leaked. According to the NTA, a leak

only counts if 180 out of 180 questions are compromised. This is why people have started calling the NTA the "National Tampering Agency."

And this is not the first time this has happened.

In 2024, a paper was leaked before the NEET exam.

It happened in almost the same way.

The paper was circulated before the exam,

and people paid lakhs of rupees to buy it.

Some students were given unexplained grace marks,

because of which 67 students got a perfect 720 out of 720 marks.

This was shocking.

There were protests about it in 2024.

The Supreme Court was also involved.

There was a CBI investigation.

But what was the result?

Some of the small players were arrested,

some were bailed out,

and finally, nothing changed.

The system remained the same.

No structural reform was implemented.

No accountability was established.

The NTA was neither disbanded nor reformed.

In the last two years, the situation has worsened.

When the Education Minister, Dharmendra Pradhan,

was questioned on this,

he ran away from the reporters without answering.

"Sir, what are you saying about the paper?

Sir, the city is in power.

Sir, the city is in power."

After all this, a re-exam will be conducted.

The NTA has said that candidates will not have to register again.

There will be no extra fees.

But the real question is:

who will pay for the mental and emotional toll the students endure during the re-exam?

Who will compensate them?

More than 22 lakh students prepared for months.

Families spent lakhs of rupees on coaching.

Children gave up their social lives,

sacrificed their sleep,

and ignored their mental health.

Meanwhile, some people paid thousands or lakhs

to bypass the system.

The truth is that until the system changes

and accountability is established,

this same scam will repeat every 2 to 3 years.

Paper leaks will continue.

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