Jaipur: The warmth of the paper leak case of Sub Inspector (SI) recruitment examination in Rajasthan Police has now reached the previous member of RPSC. SOG has detained 5 trainee SIs together with his son and daughter from Rajasthan Police Academy on Saturday for questioning. These 5 trainee SIs have been taking coaching in Rajasthan Police Academy. SOG officers are questioning them in reference to the paper leak. If their position is discovered suspicious within the interrogation, then SOG can arrest 5 trainee SIs together with the son and daughter of a former member of RPSC. According to SOG sources, 5 trainee SIs have been detained and are being questioned within the SI recruitment paper leak case. These additionally embody the son and daughter of a former RPSC member.
So far 37 trainee SIs have been arrested: So far, SOG has arrested 37 trainee SIs within the case of paper leak, putting dummy candidates and dishonest within the SI recruitment examination. Apart from these, the criminals related to the paper leak gang have additionally been caught by SOG. SOG officers say that many trainee SIs are nonetheless on the radar of SOG. SOG’s investigation is happening relating to them.
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Babulal Katara has been arrested within the paper leak case: In the trainer recruitment examination paper leak case, SOG has arrested Babulal Katara, who was a member of RPSC. SOG’s investigation revealed that Babulal Katara was chargeable for setting the trainer recruitment examination paper. He gave the questions of the trainer recruitment examination to Anil alias Shersingh Meena, the kingpin of the paper leak gang. Later, Shersingh forwarded these questions and their solutions. Babulal Katara was faraway from the publish of RPSC member after his title surfaced on this case. The father of the trainee SI who has now been taken into custody was a member of RPSC from 2018 to 2022.
