An Indore law student, Akshay Malviya, is arrested for allegedly selling counterfeit NEET-2026 question papers created using AI tools such as ChatGPT. Authorities say Malviya used Instagram to advertise access to “leaked” or advance NEET papers and directed students to a payment link through his profile. Police allege he prepared the fraudulent papers by using old NEET materials and editing them to make them appear current, then sold them for about ₹50–₹100 (reported as ₹100–200 in one account) to medical aspirants across the country. Investigators say the fraud attracted multiple buyers, with police estimating payments made by around 20–22 students, and that he collected approximately ₹30,000 in one report. The arrest follows alerts and inputs from Kota Police, after which Indore’s Crime Branch Special Investigation Team (SIT) monitored social media and moved to apprehend him. A case is registered under sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the IT Act. In court, his family sought permission for him to appear for his first-year law examination; the court allows this, and Crime Branch escorts him to the college to take the exam. Police continue to investigate whether other people were involved and to trace transactions and related communications.