Explained: Why Kota Student Created Fake Kidnapping Case Before NEET Exam
Kota is known as the coaching city where thousands of students prepare for tough exams.
Nowadays, stories about the misuse of AI are surfacing online every day. This has made people check content twice or even thrice before believing it. However, some videos look so real that anyone can be easily fooled. One such incident took place recently in Kota, where a student used AI to create a fake kidnapping video just to avoid taking the NEET exam. The case has left everyone shocked. Read on to know all about it.
Kota Student Takes AI’s Help To Fake Kidnapping And Skip NEET Exam
Kota is known as the coaching city where thousands of students prepare for tough exams like NEET-UG. As per reports, one student who had been living there for two years to study for the medical entrance exam came up with a shocking plan. On the day of the exam, instead of going to the test centre, he made a video using Ai and made it look like he had been kidnapped.
He posted the video on social media. When his family saw it, they panicked and immediately called the police. The police took quick action and did everything to track the student’s location. Thankfully, he was found safe within a few hours.
When the police questioned him, the student confessed everything. He admitted that he created the fake video because he was not ready for the exam and was scared of failing. He wanted to avoid writing the test by making his family believe he was in danger.
This incident has worried many people. The Kota City SP has given strict instructions to hostel owners and parents to keep better watch on students. The Kota Hostel Association has also asked all hostels to start regular counselling sessions for students.
Many netizens feel sad about the extreme pressure students face in competitive exams. This case also shows the growing danger of misusing AI technology.
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First Published: May 04, 2026 5:44 PM
