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NEET paper leak case: Delhi court sends 5 accused to judicial custody till June 2
NEET paper leak case: Delhi court sends 5 accused to judicial custody till June 2
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Two weeks after acute encephalitis syndrome (AES) outbreak claimed more than 100 lives, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today finally visited Muzaffarpur to take stock of the situation and held a meeting with health officials.
Meanwhile, a plea was filed in the Supreme Court on Tuesday seeking direction to the Centre to urgently constitute a team of medical experts for treatment of children in Bihar.
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