The mastermind of the constable recruitment scam has been caught, know what is the matter?

Amidst the investigation of the NEET paper leak case, the secret of the constable recruitment exam held in Bihar last year has now come to light. The Economic Offenses Wing of Bihar Police has claimed that the Sanjeev Mukhiya gang was involved in the constable recruitment exam leak. They carried out the paper leak incident very cleverly.

Amidst the CBI investigation of the NEET paper leak case, a big revelation has been made about the leak of the constable recruitment paper in Bihar. The Economic Offenses Unit (EOU) of Bihar Police has revealed that the Sanjeev Mukhiya gang had also leaked the constable recruitment paper. The Sanjeev Mukhiya gang is the same gang whose name has surfaced in the teacher recruitment and NEET paper leak. Sanjeev Mukhiya is a resident of Nalanda, Bihar. The EOU team has arrested people associated with Blessing Secure Printing from West Bengal in this case.

Big disclosure in constable recruitment

This exam for constable recruitment was conducted on 1 October last year. Investigation revealed that the paper was leaked four days before the exam. The exam was conducted for more than 21 thousand posts, but the exam was cancelled when the paper leak case came to light. After the cancellation of the exam, the EOU has started investigating the matter.

Question papers were sent in open vehicles

The investigation revealed that the confidentiality of the constable recruitment exam question papers was not maintained. SOP was not followed in sending question papers and confidential material from the press to the district treasury. Confidential items were sent to the Kolkata warehouse in open vehicles without any seal or security personnel. The vehicles carrying question papers from the press reached the district treasury 6 hours late. During this time, the GPS installed in the vehicles was not tracked properly. There were many vehicles which were stopped in Patna for several hours even after loading the question papers, then they immediately left for their respective districts.

CBI in Patna in NEET case

On the other hand, the CBI investigation into the NEET paper leak case is also progressing rapidly. On Friday, the principal and vice principal of Oasis School were arrested from Hazaribagh in Jharkhand and brought to Patna. Before the arrest, the CBI team interrogated the principal and vice principal for three days. The CBI team also brought two black briefcases and a trunk with them from Hazaribagh. This is the same trunk whose question paper was leaked.