CBI detains four students of AIIMS Patna in NEET-UG paper leak case
THE JHARKHAND STORY DESK Advertisement New Delhi, July 18: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has detained four doctors/students from AIIMS…
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New Delhi, July 18: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has detained four doctors/students from AIIMS Patna in connection with the NEET-UG paper leak case. CBI officials are interrogating the three doctors.
According to sources, the CBI suspects that the three doctors are linked to a solvers’ gang. Based on this suspicion, the CBI has taken the three doctors for questioning. The arrested doctors belong to the 2021 batch and include Dr. Chandan Singh, Kumar Shanu, and Rahul Anand. The CBI has also sealed their rooms and confiscated their laptops and mobile phones.
Additionally, the CBI has detained a second-year student, Dr. Karan Jain. AIIMS Patna Director GK Paul stated that the CBI has taken four students from AIIMS Patna for questioning regarding the NEET paper leak case. The students are still with the CBI and have not returned yet.
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CBI had arrested Pankaj Kumar from Patna for stealing NEET-UG paper
The CBI arrested Pankaj Kumar alias Aditya, a civil engineer from the 2017 batch of the National Institute of Technology Jamshedpur, on Tuesday in Patna. He is accused of stealing the NEET-UG question paper from the trunk of the National Testing Agency (NTA) in Hazaribagh.
According to officials, the CBI also arrested a person named Raju Singh, who allegedly assisted Kumar in stealing the paper. Raju Singh was arrested from Hazaribagh.
CBI has filed six FIRs in this case
The CBI has registered six FIRs related to alleged irregularities in medical entrance exams. These include concerns over leaked primary exam papers in Bihar while the remaining FIRs registered in Gujarat, Rajasthan and Maharashtra are related to someone else appearing in the exam in place of the candidates and cheating.
The agency’s own FIR, based on the reference of the Union Education Ministry, is related to the ‘comprehensive investigation’ of alleged irregularities in NEET-UG 2024.
