NEET paper leak case: Impersonation in focus as CBI takes over 7 cases
The ministry has informed the CBI that seven cases have been registered at different police stations to investigate irregularities in the exam. The letter was sent to Delhi Police after taking approval from CBI Director Praveen Sood.
A source said the incident came to light after two students were caught with mismatched biometric details. Days after taking over the investigation in three states in connection with the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate) (NEET-UG) paper leak case and alleged irregularities in the exam, the CBI took seven different cases registered by the Delhi Police related with impersonation for a “comprehensive investigation”.
In a letter to Delhi Police Commissioner Sanjay Arora on June 24, additional director, CBI, A Y V Krishna requested for the transfer of the seven cases. “The Education Ministry (has) requested CBI to conduct a comprehensive investigation…,” the letter stated.
The ministry has informed the CBI that seven cases have been registered at different police stations to investigate irregularities in the exam. The letter was sent to Delhi Police after taking approval from CBI Director Praveen Sood.
