The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Monday arrested eight accused, including the mastermind, as it busted a fraudulent candidate racket in the NEET UG2022 examination, held on Sunday, for admission to various undergraduate medical courses.
The arrested accused included mastermind Sushil Ranjan, Krishna Shankar Yogi, Sunny Ranjan, Nidhi, Jeepu Lal Raghunandan and Bharat Singh. A case was registered against 11 accused on the allegations of fraud in the exam conducted by the NTA, under the Education Ministry, for admission to MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BSMS, BUMS, BHMS and other undergraduate medical courses in approved, recognised medical, dental, AYUSH and other colleges/deemed universities, as well as institutes like AIIMS and JIPMER.
As per the CBI, the mastermind, a resident of Delhi's Gautam Nagar, conspired with others including some candidates to arrange solvers to impersonate these candidates in the examination at several centres in Delhi and Haryana. User IDs and passwords of the certain candidates appearing for the examination had been collected by the accused and their associates, and necessary modifications were made for getting desired examination centres as planned by them.
They also allegedly used the process of mixing and morphing photographs to facilitate use of proxy candidates for appearing in the examination. Copies of identity cards of such candidates were being collected for the purpose of making forged ID cards. During investigation, the mastermind and solvers were caught from different examination centres and other places in Delhi and Haryana while impersonating candidates. Two solvers were caught from the centre at Faridabad's Sector 81, another solver from centre at a school in Delhi's Havelock Square, New Delhi while the mastermind was also apprehended from outside the school, and another accused from the hostel of Safdarjung Hospital.
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