Varanasi: Praveen Kumar alias ‘PK’ alias, the kingpin of Patna-based solver gang, made revelations NileshHe has been in police custody for seven days since his arrest on November 18, which has exposed several such gangs, including one led by him. Kanhaiya NS Chandauli District.
police Commissioner One Satish Ganesh On Monday, he said, “On the information of PK, the police arrested Kanhaiya Lal Singh, the kingpin of a gang of solvers based in Chandauli on Monday. Kanhaiya along with his partner was working in this area with the help of PK. Kranti Kaushal for many years. Both Kanhaiya and Kranti were arrested on Monday.”
Kanhaiya, a native of Baretha village under Chunar police station in Mirzapur district, is working as a technician in the minor irrigation department in Chandauli, while Kranti runs a cyber cafe in Chaitaipur area of Varanasi,” the CP said. . From Singhpur Bypass Road. Apart from an SUV, original mark sheets and other documents of five women, several forged documents and admit cards of various competitive examinations were also recovered from them.
“They got caught in the police trap after PK named the leaders of solver gangs running parallel to his own gang in different parts of the country with his help,” the CP said. Kanhaiya and Kranti were produced in the court by Sarnath police. The police had also applied to take Kanhaiya into police custody. Accepting the petition, the court ordered to take him on police remand for five days for questioning.
Kanhaiya was in touch with PK for more than six years. He was supporting several gangs in running parallel gangs of solvers in different parts of the country including Delhi, Kanpur and Lucknow. These gangs were involved in NEET, besides other competitive examinations of teachers, ANMs and even getting contracts from candidates by the Public Service Commission, the police said.
Police said that following the arrest of ‘PK’ along with his accomplice Ritesh on November 18, a local court had on November 20 ordered him to be sent to seven-day police custody for a detailed investigation. With the start of detailed interrogation, ‘PK’ started revealing how his network was working in different parts of the country with the help of parallel gangs of solvers. Police are expecting more gangs to come in contact with ‘PK’ in the next few days.
Patna-based solver gang ‘PK’ was busted here on September 12 during NEET (UG)-2021. He and his close aide Ritesh were arrested hours after the Sarnath police announced a cash reward of Rs. Lakh on that. Both were sent to jail after being produced in court.
Before PK, other members of his gang, including Osama Shahid, a medico from KGMU, Abhay Kumar Mehta, Vikas Kumar Mahto of Khagaria, Raju Kumar from Jehanabad in Bihar and father of an aspirant Tapan Saha from Tripura, were arrested. The arrests started after the police busted the gang with the arrest of Julie Kumari of Patna and her mother Babita Devi on September 12 from the NEET examination center at St. Francis Xavier School in Sona Talab area of Sarnath police station area. Varanasi.
During a police investigation, it was revealed that 25 NEET 2021 candidates were in contact with this gang and 16 of them had attended it at different centres, while nine had skipped the exam. The National Testing Agency withheld the results of 15 candidates, while one was banned for two years from appearing in the examination.
police Commissioner One Satish Ganesh On Monday, he said, “On the information of PK, the police arrested Kanhaiya Lal Singh, the kingpin of a gang of solvers based in Chandauli on Monday. Kanhaiya along with his partner was working in this area with the help of PK. Kranti Kaushal for many years. Both Kanhaiya and Kranti were arrested on Monday.”
Kanhaiya, a native of Baretha village under Chunar police station in Mirzapur district, is working as a technician in the minor irrigation department in Chandauli, while Kranti runs a cyber cafe in Chaitaipur area of Varanasi,” the CP said. . From Singhpur Bypass Road. Apart from an SUV, original mark sheets and other documents of five women, several forged documents and admit cards of various competitive examinations were also recovered from them.
“They got caught in the police trap after PK named the leaders of solver gangs running parallel to his own gang in different parts of the country with his help,” the CP said. Kanhaiya and Kranti were produced in the court by Sarnath police. The police had also applied to take Kanhaiya into police custody. Accepting the petition, the court ordered to take him on police remand for five days for questioning.
Kanhaiya was in touch with PK for more than six years. He was supporting several gangs in running parallel gangs of solvers in different parts of the country including Delhi, Kanpur and Lucknow. These gangs were involved in NEET, besides other competitive examinations of teachers, ANMs and even getting contracts from candidates by the Public Service Commission, the police said.
Police said that following the arrest of ‘PK’ along with his accomplice Ritesh on November 18, a local court had on November 20 ordered him to be sent to seven-day police custody for a detailed investigation. With the start of detailed interrogation, ‘PK’ started revealing how his network was working in different parts of the country with the help of parallel gangs of solvers. Police are expecting more gangs to come in contact with ‘PK’ in the next few days.
Patna-based solver gang ‘PK’ was busted here on September 12 during NEET (UG)-2021. He and his close aide Ritesh were arrested hours after the Sarnath police announced a cash reward of Rs. Lakh on that. Both were sent to jail after being produced in court.
Before PK, other members of his gang, including Osama Shahid, a medico from KGMU, Abhay Kumar Mehta, Vikas Kumar Mahto of Khagaria, Raju Kumar from Jehanabad in Bihar and father of an aspirant Tapan Saha from Tripura, were arrested. The arrests started after the police busted the gang with the arrest of Julie Kumari of Patna and her mother Babita Devi on September 12 from the NEET examination center at St. Francis Xavier School in Sona Talab area of Sarnath police station area. Varanasi.
During a police investigation, it was revealed that 25 NEET 2021 candidates were in contact with this gang and 16 of them had attended it at different centres, while nine had skipped the exam. The National Testing Agency withheld the results of 15 candidates, while one was banned for two years from appearing in the examination.
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