How a 'Fifa world cup 2026' WhatsApp group exposed NEET leak
NEET paper leak accused allegedly created a WhatsApp group named "Fifa world cup 2026" to coordinate special Biology classes and discuss class schedules.
In November of last year, eight students formed a WhatsApp group named "Fifa world cup 2026" to prepare for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate) (NEET-UG). The group, created by Manisha Mandhare and PV Kulkarni, was later revealed to be involved in a NEET paper leak conspiracy. The CBI's 20,000 page chargesheet accused Mandhare of creating the group for special Biology classes and to discuss post-NEET paper evaluation and mark calculation.
She allegedly provided students with identical questions from the NEET-UG exam, dictating them during Biology classes and having them written in their textbooks. Kulkarni conducted similar classes at his house, providing Chemistry questions to nine students. The group also included Manisha Havaldar, a Physics subject expert, who was arrested for allegedly leaking 66 handwritten questions.
The chargesheet revealed that Waghmare, a beautician, facilitated the group by adding members and offering online and offline Chemistry and Botany classes from contracted experts. She used her dental clinic to coordinate and process leaked questions for different subjects.
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