In the constable reinstatement question paper leak case, four setters have been identified on the basis of mobile phones and other documents recovered from six candidates arrested by Kankarbagh police from Ramakrishna Dwarka College. In this, two setters are from Nalanda, one from Gaya and one from Darbhanga district. After getting information about the numbers of these four, the police extracted their location and CDR. In this, his location is shown in Patna on the exam day i.e. 1st October. But after that the location started appearing in West Bengal outside Bihar. His family members have also left home and gone to relatives’ place. Police teams are continuously conducting raids in Nalanda, Gaya and Darbhanga. But all the setters involved in setting up in Patna have gone underground.
Nalanda’s arrested constable Kamlesh Kumar had sent the answer key to his brother-in-law Manu alias Monu. Whereas the arrested candidate Rajneesh was sent the answer key from Darbhanga. Police took information from Kamlesh’s mobile phone and Rajneesh’s mobile phone as to who had sent the answer key to them. The senators also got the news of the arrest of their candidates and they all went underground. But now the police will also make accused those people who had sent the answer key to Nalanda district force constable Kamlesh and candidate Rajneesh.
Some have fled to Nepal
The members of the gang established in Patna have left their native places. According to the information received by the police so far, the setter has fled to West Bengal and Nepal. The arrest of these setters is important for the police.
Police will take exam mafia on remand
Patna Police will take exam mafia Pushpak and Vikas Shankar, caught in Journalist Nagar area, on remand. Rajan Mishra, the director of an online examination center, is currently absconding in this case. Patna Police is also looking for him in the constable reinstatement question paper leak case. Apart from this, police is also searching for Raman Sinha, Kunal Raj and Manish. All of them used to rig the competitive examinations.