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Maharashtra TET 2026 Paper Leak Case: Bhiwandi Court Sends All 18 Accused To Judicial Custody Till October 14 As Probe Continues

Bhiwandi: A court in Bhiwandi has sent all 18 accused in the ongoing Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) paper leak case to judicial custody till October 14, defence lawyer Shailesh Gaikwad said. #WATCH | Bhiwandi, Maharashtra: On the ongoing Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) paper leak case, defence lawyer Shailesh Gaikwad says, "Regarding the two accused who had been in police…

Maharashtra TET 2026 Paper Leak Case: Bhiwandi Court Sends All 18 Accused To Judicial Custody Till October 14 As Probe Continues

The Bhiwandi Court has sent all 18 accused in the Maharashtra TET 2026 paper leak case to judicial custody until October 14, according to defence lawyer Shailesh Gaikwad. The court ordered their remand, following the police's failure to report any progress concerning the case, despite the accused being in police custody since September 20.

Gaikwad further mentioned that the police were unable to report any progress regarding financial transactions, exchanges of money, or the leaking of question papers. The TET, originally scheduled for June 28, was postponed after parts of the question paper were allegedly leaked. The case is currently at the stage of framing charges, and further details regarding bail or the trial process will become clear starting Monday.

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