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- The Central Bureau of Investigation filed a chargesheet against thirteen people in July following a major leak of the NEET-UG entrance exam.
- Presiding judge Ajay Gupta has prioritized the case at the Delhi Rouse Avenue Court by enforcing strict daily schedules and expedited hearings.
- The proceedings are currently at the stage of arguments on charge, which determines if there is sufficient evidence to proceed to trial.
- This court’s work is part of a broader government initiative to provide swift justice for exam fraud cases.
What to watch next
- The court order regarding the accused's request to delay arguments on charge.
- The potential impact of additional cases transferred to Judge Gupta's court.
- Future court hearings related to the supplementary chargesheet.
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Named India · National Testing Agency · Rouse Avenue Court · Shivraj Raghunath Motegaonkar · Ajay Gupta · Arjun Anand · Ashneet Singh · Central Bureau of Investigation · Narendra Modi · VK Pathak
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