NEET UG: 4 Arrested In Rajasthan's Bharatpur In Connection With Cheating In Medical Entrance Exam

According to police, Abhishek Gupta, an MBBS student of a government college, appeared for NEET aspirant Suraj Gurjar in the exam that was held at Master Adityendra School exam centre.

4 Arrested In Rajasthan's Bharatpur In Connection With Cheating In NEET.

Source : ABP Live AI

Bharatpur: An MBBS student, who appeared in place of a aspirant in the medical entrance exam, was arrested along with three others on Monday in connection with cheating in the NEET Exam. Two others detained alongside the arrested four on Sunday are currently under interrogation and are expected to be arrested soon, the police said.

According to police, Abhishek Gupta, an MBBS student of a government college, appeared for NEET aspirant Suraj Gurjar in the exam that was held at Master Adityendra School exam centre under the Mathura Gate police station area.

The dummy candidate was arranged by Gupta's collegemate Ravikant alias Ravi Meena. Suraj Gurjar's brother Rahul Gurjar had struck a deal for Rs 10 lakh with Ravikant and paid Rs 1 lakh as advance, police said.

"Four out of the six people detained in the case have been arrested. The role of two others has been found suspicious and they will be arrested soon," Bharatpur Superintendent of Police Mridul Kachawa told PTI.

Those arrested are Gupta, Ravikant, Suraj Gurjar and Rahul Gurjar. The two persons detained in the case are Amit alias Bunty and Dayaram, he said.

Gupta was produced before a court which sent him to three-day police remand. The SP said that a cheating case has already registered against Ravikant at Ajmer's Kotwali police station. 

Reports Of NEET-UG Question Paper Leak Baseless: NTA

The National Testing Agency (NTA) said on Monday that the eports claiming question paper leak in the medical entrance exam NEET-UG are "completely baseless and without any ground".

"It has been ascertained from NTA's security protocols and Standard Operating Procedures that the social media posts pointing towards any paper leak are completely baseless and without any ground. To put rumours to rest, it is also stated that every single question paper has been accounted for," said Sadhana Parashar, Senior Director, NTA.