Nagpur: Central Investigation Bureau (CBI) has named a Nagpur man, Parimal Kotpalliwar, as the main accused in the case of a proxy candidate in the national entry feasibility test (NEET) held on September 12.
Kotpalliwar, director of career guidance, director of the center in Nandanvan, is not new for the test that strives controversy because he has been arrested in 2015 also because of his alleged involvement in the Indian pre-medical test which is now dead (AIPMT).
FIR CBI, registered in New Delhi as soon as the exam ends, said that Kotpalliwar promised students to enter the top government college by adopting “fraud and unfair practices”.
The Premier Investigation Agency accused that Kotpalliwar will take the post-date check (PDC) of the parent and also save some original academic documents as collateral, until the payment is realized.
The amount mentioned in the FIR is up to RS50 Lakh, although it is not clear whether it is per candidate or the total amount that has received CBI information.
After the PDC is there, Kotpalliwar collects the User ID and Password Candidate Neet, claim the CBI, add the required modifications to get the desired inspection center according to the plan.
Scamster also changed photos to facilitate the use of proxy candidates to appear in examination, agency accusing.
E-aadhaar of candidates was collected to make fake ID cards, FIR countries.
Furthermore, adding that Kotpalliwar also “convinced candidates to provide a key answer and manipulate the OMR sheet”.
FIR mention the name of the five candidates who “have used the proxy candidate service provided by Kotpalliwar”.
The five candidates have been allocated exam centers in Delhi and Jharkhand.
This fifth proxy candidate is regulated by Kotliwar through the world of Singh and Munna who are accused of other, declaring FIR.
Unconfirmed reports stated that the proxy candidate for the five people mentioned above did not appear on the exam day, and marked as none.
However, this cannot be ascertained independently and through the ISI FIR.
The CBI has registered a case under various parts of the IPC and acts involving criminal conspiracies, cheating on imitation, cheating, valuable security forgery, forgery for cheating purposes, using false documents as genuine, damaging computer source documents, identity theft, and cheating with imitation By using computer resources.
Kotpalliwar brush with law involving medical exam fraud is not new.
On June 10, 2015, TOI has reported the arrest of Kotpalliwar by Rohtak police in Haryana after his name appeared in the case of AIPMT’s cheating in which high-tech gadget was used, followed by other reports in August.
Kotpalliwar was said to be close to the relatives of former MLA from Nagpur Regency, with several other large family members active in politics.