Varanasi: National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEETTripura candidate Heena Biswas, for whom a Julie Kumari was caught giving an exam at a center in Sarnath, Varanasi, has been barred from appearing for the exam for two years.
Result of 15 other candidates who busted solver gang in Uttar Pradesh police 12 September has been declared postponed.
Varanasi Police Commissioner A Satish Ganesh told TOI on Tuesday, “We had sent our report to the National Testing Agency (NTA) which conducts NEET and shared the details of 16 candidates in contact with the solver gang. The NEET results were declared on Monday. and ‘Ban for two years’ is written against Heena Biswas’s name. Results of 15 other candidates have been withheld and ‘Result letter’ is written against their roll numbers.
The commissioner further informed that a non-bailable warrant has been issued by the Varanasi Police on Tuesday against Nilesh Kumar alias PK, the kingpin of the Patna-based solver gang.
“The district court had on Monday rejected PK’s interim bail plea. The bail application of one of the jailed accused in the case was also rejected. Further investigation is on and we have intensified efforts to arrest PK,” he said. have done.”
Crime Branch arrested Julie Kumari and her mother Babita Devi Patna On September 12, the solver gang was busted from the NEET examination center at St. Francis Xavier School in Sona Talab area under Sarnath police station.
On September 14, Dr Osama Shahid, a student of KGMU Lucknow, and Abhay Kumar Mehta, a member of the gang, were arrested. The police also arrested Vikas Kumar Mahto of Khagaria and Raju Kumar of Jehanabad, Bihar, but the kingpin of Patna Nilesh Kumar alias PK alias Prem Kumar managed to escape during a raid on his residence by Varanasi Police on 19 September. Stayed.
As the investigation progressed, we found that 25 aspirants were in touch with the gang. Nine out of 25 had passed the exam.
“Many things were found to be wrong in the case of these 25 candidates, we sought the cooperation of the NTA Director in the investigation and sent a report requesting to hold the result of 16 candidates till the investigation is on.” CP said.
Result of 15 other candidates who busted solver gang in Uttar Pradesh police 12 September has been declared postponed.
Varanasi Police Commissioner A Satish Ganesh told TOI on Tuesday, “We had sent our report to the National Testing Agency (NTA) which conducts NEET and shared the details of 16 candidates in contact with the solver gang. The NEET results were declared on Monday. and ‘Ban for two years’ is written against Heena Biswas’s name. Results of 15 other candidates have been withheld and ‘Result letter’ is written against their roll numbers.
The commissioner further informed that a non-bailable warrant has been issued by the Varanasi Police on Tuesday against Nilesh Kumar alias PK, the kingpin of the Patna-based solver gang.
“The district court had on Monday rejected PK’s interim bail plea. The bail application of one of the jailed accused in the case was also rejected. Further investigation is on and we have intensified efforts to arrest PK,” he said. have done.”
Crime Branch arrested Julie Kumari and her mother Babita Devi Patna On September 12, the solver gang was busted from the NEET examination center at St. Francis Xavier School in Sona Talab area under Sarnath police station.
On September 14, Dr Osama Shahid, a student of KGMU Lucknow, and Abhay Kumar Mehta, a member of the gang, were arrested. The police also arrested Vikas Kumar Mahto of Khagaria and Raju Kumar of Jehanabad, Bihar, but the kingpin of Patna Nilesh Kumar alias PK alias Prem Kumar managed to escape during a raid on his residence by Varanasi Police on 19 September. Stayed.
As the investigation progressed, we found that 25 aspirants were in touch with the gang. Nine out of 25 had passed the exam.
“Many things were found to be wrong in the case of these 25 candidates, we sought the cooperation of the NTA Director in the investigation and sent a report requesting to hold the result of 16 candidates till the investigation is on.” CP said.
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