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Who is Shubham Khairnar? Nashik resident medical student becomes ‘courier’
Shubham Khairnar, about 30, is a resident of Indiranagar area of Nashik. He himself is said to be a student of medical field, whose connection is in Sehore, Madhya Pradesh. Sri Satyasai University of Technology and Medical Sciences Is connected to. The investigating agencies claim that Shubham had received the ‘guess paper’ much before the examination, the digital copy of which he forwarded to Haryana and other states. This is the link through which the paper spread like wildfire in Telegram and WhatsApp groups.
Accused caught during Devdarshan: He was dodging by changing his appearance
Shubham had realized that the police was after him. To save himself, he changed his entire look, got his hair cut and started using a fake identity. However, with the help of technical surveillance and old data, the police reached him. It is being told that when he was going to the temple for Devdarshan, the Crime Branch team surrounded him from all sides and took him into custody.
Sehore University and Manish Yadav: The needle of investigation is now on them
After Shubham’s arrest, now the center of investigation is Madhya Pradesh. Sri Satyasai University It has become. Agencies are investigating whether other students or staff of the university were also part of this network. At the same time, the mastermind of this entire game Manish Yadav It is believed that he was running a paper supply network in different states. Along with this, another accused named Rakesh Mandavariya has also been detained, who was working to distribute the leaked paper.
Paper leaked on social media 42 hours ago, CBI’s entry increased the stir
After the exam held on May 3, students were left stunned when they matched the paper that went viral on social media; The questions were exactly like the real exam. It is alleged that from the paper examination just 42 hours ago Was available on digital platforms. Considering the seriousness of the matter, the Central Government has handed over the investigation to CBI. So far 9 arrests have been made from 5 states and CBI teams are camping in Nashik.
Future of 22 lakh students in limbo: Hard work wasted
This mega scam has left the dreams of 22 lakh promising students of the country hanging in the balance. After the cancellation of the exam by NTA, students are now under immense stress regarding the new dates and admission process. The students clearly say that the flaws in the system and the greed of a few people have put their years of hard work at stake.
