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CBI Uncovers Large-Scale Question Paper Leak Conspiracy
The Central Bureau of Investigation has concluded that a group of National Testing Agency subject experts leaked question papers to candidates in exchange for money. The experts allegedly used their official positions to access the papers and distributed them through intermediaries. The CBI has identified 13 accused, including three subject experts, and charged them under various provisions. The investigation found that the subject experts used different methods to obtain the papers and that CCTV footage was not monitored in the area where the papers were stored.
At a glance
- 13 accused, including three National Testing Agency subject experts, have been identified in the investigation.
- The subject experts allegedly misused their positions to access the examination papers and distributed them to candidates.
- The CBI found that the subject experts used different methods to obtain the papers, including copying and memorizing them.
- The investigation was backed by forensic evidence, chat records, and witness statements.