A Delhi court remands Pune-based lecturer Manisha Mandhare to 14 days in CBI custody in connection with the NEET-UG 2026 question paper leak case. As reported by both outlets, the court hears arguments from the prosecution and the defence before allowing the CBI’s request for custody. The remand order authorises the CBI to take Mandhare into its custody for the specified period as the investigation proceeds. The cases are treated as part of the broader probe into allegations of irregularities involving the NEET-UG 2026 question paper, though details of the alleged leak and the investigative steps beyond the custody order are not covered in the provided excerpts. The court’s decision follows the legal process in which both sides present their submissions, and the custody period begins from the time of the remand order. The matter remains under investigation, with further hearings expected as the legal process continues.