The CBI has filed a chargesheet naming thirteen individuals in a paper leak conspiracy. NTA subject experts allegedly accessed and shared confidential examination questions illegally. A chain of intermediaries then distributed these leaked papers to candidates for money. Digital evidence confirms the circulation of leaked questions through messaging platforms. The investigation uncovered a structured supply chain involving coaching operators and brokers.
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