A Special Judge rejects an application by accused persons, including Mangilal, Vikas and Dinesh Biwal, seeking polygraph and brain-mapping tests in the NEET-UG paper leak case. The court rules that the requested tests will not be granted as part of the investigation process.
In parallel, the investigating agency continues its probe into the alleged leak and related financial activity. NDTV reports that the agency freezes several bank accounts, bank lockers and a demat account as part of examining a suspected money trail. Both accounts describe ongoing judicial proceedings alongside investigation steps, though they focus on different aspects: one on the court’s decision regarding scientific testing, and the other on the agency’s financial measures.
The court’s order addresses the accused’s request for additional examination tools, while the freeze of financial assets reflects efforts to preserve and trace funds linked to the case. The case remains at the investigation and pre-trial stage, with further developments dependent on the evidence gathered.
