111 exact real questions found on accused’s mobile! Deal worth Rs 5 lakh sold on Telegram for Rs 10 lakh, creates panic 111 questions identical to the actual ones found on the accused’s mobile! A deal initially set for ₹5 lakh was sold for ₹10 lakh on Telegram, sparking a stir.

A very shocking and big revelation has come to light regarding the medical entrance examination NEET UG, which has shocked lakhs of students and parents of the country. The investigating agencies probing the paper leak case have achieved a major success. In the forensic examination of the mobile phone of the arrested main accused, complete 111 original questions of the examination have been recovered. Along with this, the financial transactions of this entire racket have also been exposed, in which this game which started at Rs 5 lakh reached double the price on social media platforms like Telegram.

111 identical questions of the exam were present in the mobile

According to the investigating officers, when the data of the smartphone of the suspect caught during the raid was searched, a confidential PDF file was found in it. A total of 111 questions of NEET UG exam were present in this file in the exact same order and language which were asked in the question paper on the day of the exam. This is irrefutable evidence that the question paper was completely leaked several hours before the commencement of the examination. Cyber ​​and forensic teams are now busy recovering the deleted data and chat history of this mobile so that other faces associated with this chain can be exposed.

Deal made for Rs 5 lakh, bid opened on Telegram for Rs 10 lakh

The working methods of this racket have surprised even the security agencies. Initial investigation has revealed that the leaking gang had first fixed the deal for this entire paper with selected brokers and students at the rate of only Rs 5 lakh per student. But as greed increased, this syndicate took the help of modern technology. The gang members created secret and encrypted groups on Telegram, where this leaked question paper was sold indiscriminately for Rs 10 lakh each. Inputs have also been received regarding transfer of money through digital payment and cryptocurrency.

In-depth investigation into the connection between solver gang and coaching centers

After this big revelation, the crackdown has started on the nexus of solver gangs spread in many states of the country and some renowned coaching institutes. The investigation team is finding out at what stage this paper came out from the examination center or from the printing press. After this new diplomatic and digital investigation, the demand by the affected students and various student organizations to cancel the examination completely and conduct it again in a fair manner has intensified. The Supreme Court and the Union Education Ministry are also keeping a close eye on the report of this entire matter.