UP Police Constable: UP STF Arrests Doctor In Police Recruitment Question Paper Leak Case

Shubham Mandal was the one who opened the paper box with a duplicate key in the TCI warehouse in Ahmedabad.

UP Police Paper Leak: Main Accused Shubham Mandal (Right)

In the case of the police recruitment paper leak, another key accused, Shubham Mandal, has been arrested for allegedly retrieving papers from a trunk box in the warehouse and making them available to the cheating mafia. Shubham was arrested from Meerut. According to information, in the case of the leak of the UP Police Constable recruitment paper, Shubham Mandal was the one who opened the paper box with a duplicate key in the TCI warehouse in Ahmedabad. Shubham Mandal was supposed to receive 15 lakh rupees for this job. However, after the paper leak, the exam was cancelled and he did not receive the money.

It is said that Shubham Mandal is skilled at opening any box. Meanwhile, Shubham Mandal is an MBBS graduate from Nalanda Medical College and works as a doctor at a primary health center in Katihar.

Before this, the Uttar Pradesh Special Task Force (STF) had arrested the real mastermind, Rajeev alias Rahul Mishra, along with two others. According to sources, the paper leak of the UP Police Constable recruitment exam occurred through the printing press network.

UP Police Constable exam was conducted on February 17 and 18. Over 48 lakh candidates participated in more than 60,000 constable recruitment posts in Uttar Pradesh.

On February 23, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath made a decisive move by announcing the cancellation of the recruitment examination intended to fill 60,244 constable positions within the UP Police force. This pivotal decision came after a thorough assessment of the circumstances during a top-level meeting, which included prominent police and administrative figures. Notably, the examination had taken place on February 17 and 18.

The Chief Minister directed that these recruitments be conducted with full transparency within six months.