Jaipur: Police Jaipur (West) damages the racket that leaks the paper of human entrance test questions entering the national feasibility (NEET) for female candidates and demands Rs 35 Lakh for it on Monday.
Eight people, including an invigilator who leaked paper, prospective girls and other people who helped him with the answer key, had been arrested.
The police also confiscated Hospital 10 lakh from someone who had been arrested.
Overcoming a Press Conference, Leading Deputy Commissioner of Police (West) Richa Tomar said, “We have specific information that some people will help candidates appear for the NEET test at the Rajasthan engineering center and technology center near Bhankrota.
It was found that an invigilator had sent paper questions on outside to help prospective girls finish it.
We also have information that the gang has demanded Rs 35 Lakh to help candidates.
“” We suspiced officers to check the invigilator at this special inspection center.
Some of our men also supervise activities inside and outside the center, ” He said.
TNN Team invaded Room No.
35 from the inspection center and finding the Invigilator, identified as RAM Singh, has clicked the image from the question paper and send it outside.
“It was also found that a Swami Navratan, who runs the Institute of Training in Bansur, is related to one Sunil Kumar, who wants to help his nephew, Dhaneshari Yadav, cheat on the exam.” “Invigilator Ram Singh sent a question paper to one Pankaj Yadav to solve it.
He used a cellphone one Mukesh Samota, a college administrator, to send a picture.
Sunil Kumar, Uncle Candidate, is waiting outside the inspection center with Rs 10 lakh cash,” said DCP (West) additional Singh.
The police team arrested eight people in connection with the incident and also confiscated Hospital 10 lakh.
The defendant has been identified as Mukesh Samota, a college administrator; RAM Singh, The Invigilator; Dhaneshwari Yadav, candidate; Sunil Kumar Yadav, Uncle Candidate; Navratan Swami, owner of the Personal Institute, Anil Yadav and Sandeep, both who help answer questions; And the Yadav PANKAJ, who continues the answer back to the invigilator.
The police claimed to have damaged the entire racket involved in paper leaking questions and information informed.
Meanwhile, the special team of Ajmer police arrested nine people involved in providing Dummy candidates for the NEET test on Monday.