By Fnf correspondent | PUBLISHED: 21, Jun 2024, 18:50 pm IST | UPDATED: 21, Jun 2024, 18:50 pm IST
The main accused in the NEET exam paper leak scam with the Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar. The so called powerful minister who was felicitated by the accused has deleted all his photos with her from his social media handles but don't worry we have them all. Send this to your worried counterpart the other deputy CM," RJD said in its X post.
Spaking to reporters, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav said, "The INDIA alliance is united on this issue. We want the NEET exam to be immediately cancelled...The (BJP) have all the investigation agencies, they can call the PS or PA anyone for probe...They want to divert the issue from the kingpin...Those who want to drag my name or my PA's name, this will not benefit anyone...The engineer who is talked about could be a beneficiary but Amit Anand and Nitish Kumar are the masterminds of the paper leak. The people of the country know that whenever BJP comes to power, then paper leaks happen.
Sinha on Thursday also claimed Yadavendu's ties to RJD leader Lalu Yadav. Sinha had alleged Mr Yadavendu was sleeping at a guesthouse run by the NHAI, or National Highways Authority of India, which reports to the Centre's Road Transport Ministry.
"The official linked with Yadav used to arrange for Sikandar to stay at guest houses in Patna and other areas. I have copies of the mails that the official sent to the people in charge of arranging Sikandar's accommodation," the deputy chief minister stated.
Sinha stated that he had the mobile number from which the texts were sent. He stated, "It needs to be thoroughly investigated. Why is the RJD leader (Tejashwi Prasad) remaining silent on this? The accused was also associated with RJD supremo Lalu Prasad while he was in judicial detention in Ranchi, according to the Deputy Chief Minister.
Yadvendu's confessional statement, recorded on May 5 under Section 161 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), also disclosed his interactions with Nitish Kumar and Amit Anand, who are accused of leaking test papers such as NEET.
Yadvendu stated that he asked Rs 40 lakh from each aspirant, including his nephew Anurag Yadav, for delivering the leaked question paper on May 4, one day before the exam. According to Yadvendu, a junior engineer at Bihar's Danapur Town Council, "I contacted Nitish and Amit and told them that I have four candidates—Ayush Kumar, Anurag Yadav, Abhishek Kumar, and Shivnandan Kumar."
Yadvendu stated that Nitish and Amit charged Rs 32 lakh each applicant and assured him that the question paper will be sent in advance.
On May 4, all four candidates were summoned to a guest house, where Nitish and Anand "prepare" them using the leaked paper, according to Yadvendu. The candidates eventually admitted that the same questions appeared on the official exam on May 5.
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