UP police examination paper leak: Function of a number of gangs of 4 states surfaces
LUCKNOW The involvement of a number of gangs of Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Haryana and West Bengal has surfaced within the investigation into UP police recruitment examination paper leak, after the arrest of practically 300 individuals from numerous districts throughout the state.
The current arrest of ex-air drive personnel, Pramod Pathak, of Gautam Buddh Nagar and 5 arrests from Meerut raised suspicion on gangs of Haryana, officers added. (Pic for illustration)
Police officers stated the involvement of a number of gangs had baffled investigators of UP Particular Process Pressure (STF) in reaching the precise supply of paper leak. Preliminary arrests hinted in direction of some gangs working from west UP districts, together with Meerut.
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They stated later arrests from Siddharth Nagar on February 28 pointed in direction of gangs working from Bihar and West Bengal, however additional arrests from Baghpat, Ghaziabad and Gautam Buddh Nagar hinted in direction of gangs working from Haryana.
The current arrest of ex-air drive personnel, Pramod Pathak, of Gautam Buddh Nagar and 5 arrests from Meerut raised suspicion on gangs of Haryana, officers added.
“The arrest of Sanjay Kumar Gaur from Siddharth Nagar brings to fore a nexus concerned within the query paper leak as he was additionally arrested earlier in reference to a web-based query paper leak when the examination for recruitment of 226 junior engineers (electrical) of UP Energy Company Restricted (UPPCL) was held on February 11, 2018,” stated one other police official.
He stated the UPPCL query paper was reportedly leaked by way of particular software program (Ammy Admin) put in in computer systems at two of the examination centres in Lucknow. STF investigators had then suspected that the identical trick might have been utilized by fraudsters in leaking query papers of the U.P. police constable recruitment examination. However it’s but to be verified that particular software program was put in on computer systems at examination centres, he added.
On February 24, chief minister Yogi Adityanath had requested the STF to probe the matter totally and take strict motion towards these concerned within the query paper leak after the cancellation of the UP Police Constable Recruitment Examination-2023 for 60,244 posts held on February 17 and 18. He requested officers to conduct the re-examination inside six months with full transparency.
Round 48.17 lakh aspirants took the police constables’ recruitment examination. Round 20% posts had been reserved for round 15 lakh ladies candidates.
