Ahmedabad, four more people, including two prospective women, was arrested on Wednesday by police Sabarkantha Gujarat for their alleged involvement in leakage papers test questions held on December 12 for the recruitment of government head employees, a senior official said.
Also, more than RS 34 Lakh in the form of cash was recovered from the place of the main defendant, Jayesh Patel, and his aide wasped by Patel, both of them had been arrested, he said.
With the latest arrest, the police so far involved 18 people involved in alleged crimes and recovering cash and other valuables worth Rs 78.46 lakh from them, said Sabarkantha District SP Neeraj Badgujar.
The written exam for the recruitment of 186 heads of employees was carried out in the centers throughout Gujarat on December 12 by the Gujarat Board Selection Service Gujarat (GSSSB), with almost 88,000 candidates appearing for the exam.
The exam was canceled after the paper leak episode was revealed.
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The police also recovered RS 34.10 lakh cash from Jayesh Patel’s premise and the aide of Patel’s peak, which was captured earlier, SP said.
“While Dangar was involved in obtaining a question paper from a printed press supervisor (where it was printed), Keyur Patel helped Jayesh Patel in collecting candidates in one place to finish the leaked paper.
Two candidates for women arrested (Krupali Patel and Hienhan Desai) have appeared for The exam after obtaining and breaking the paper leaked from other charges the day before the test, “Badgujar said.
In particular, the Gujarat government on Tuesday canceled a written test in the “greater interest” of nearly 88,000 candidates who emerged and were announced to undergo a new exam in March.
After paper leaks were revealed, fir for cheating (IPC part 420), criminal violations of confidence (409) and criminal conspiracy (120-B) was submitted at the Pristij police station in the Sabarkantha district of the week ago.
Police investigations so far revealed Jayesh Patel, indigenous people of Unchha Village Prantij Taluka, and other accused people managed to obtain paper questions from the printing machine supervisor and sold them to more than 15 candidates and also helped them in completing paper in various locations a day before the exam .