After Bihar and Maharashtra, a Delhi Connection Appears in the NEET Paper Leak Investigation
Gangadhar, a Delhi-based company, assisted Sanjay Tukaram Jadhav and Jalil Umarkhan Pathan in connecting with candidates who were prepared to pay a high fee in exchange for success assurance.
New Delhi/Latur: Due to their suspected involvement in the NEET paper leak scandal, two Maharashtra school instructors are the target of a lawsuit. In Latur, Maharashtra, a First Information Report, or FIR, has been filed.
The Nanded Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) brought up Sanjay Tukaram Jadhav and Jalil Umarkhan Pathan yesterday. They used to manage private coaching centers in Latur in addition to teaching in Zilla Parishad schools.
After being questioned for hours, Jalil Umarkhan Pathan was taken into custody yesterday, while Sanjay Tukaram Jadhav is still at large.
Due to their suspected involvement in the NEET paper leak scandal, two Maharashtra school instructors are the target of a lawsuit. In Latur, Maharashtra, a First Information Report, or FIR, has been filed.
The Nanded Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) brought up Sanjay Tukaram Jadhav and Jalil Umarkhan Pathan yesterday. They used to manage private coaching centers in Latur in addition to teaching in Zilla Parishad schools.
After being questioned for hours, Jalil Umarkhan Pathan was taken into custody yesterday, while Sanjay Tukaram Jadhav is still at large.
Numerous students' WhatsApp conversations and admit cards have been discovered by police on their phones. One of the men in the national capital was a frequent contact for both of them.
Gangadhar, a Delhi-based company, assisted Sanjay Tukaram Jadhav and Jalil Umarkhan Pathan in connecting with candidates who were prepared to pay a high fee in exchange for success assurance.
In the Maharashtra police's filed complaint, Gangadhar and Iranna Kongalwar, a coach at a Nanded coaching center, are also named. The allegations of criminal conspiracy and cheating are the basis for the lawsuit.
On Saturday, the government pledged to safeguard the interests of the students and turned over the investigation into the NEET paper leak case to the CBI. Additionally, it is looking into UGC-NET anomalies, such as papers being sold on the dark web after being leaked.
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