CBI information cost sheet in APPSC query paper leak case
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ITANAGAR: The CBI has filed cost sheet in opposition to 10 accused individuals in a neighborhood courtroom right here, within the Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission carried out assistant engineer (civil) examination query paper leak case.
The premier investigating company filed the cost sheet on the District and Sessions Court in Yupia close to right here, on Thursday, sources on the state police division mentioned.
The case pertains to query paper leak of the assistant engineer (civil) examination for 2021, carried out by the APSSC.
The CBI had taken over the investigation on October 27 this 12 months after the state authorities really useful for a probe by the company.
The case was initially investigated by the Capital police and later transferred to the Special Investigation Cell (SIC) of the state police.
The paper leak incident got here to mild after one Gyamar Padung, a candidate of the examination, filed a police criticism earlier than the Itanagar police station on August 29 claiming that he suspected that the AE (civil) examination paper had been leaked.
More than 400 candidates appeared within the examination held on August 26 and 27 this 12 months. The SIC had arrested 10 individuals together with APPSC’s deputy secretary cum controller of examination Taket Jerang.
APPSC chairman Nipo Nabam had on October 14 resigned on ethical grounds. The state authorities had additionally ordered probe of all exams carried out by the APPSC since 2014 by the SIC (Vigilance). The SIC to date had arrested 32 individuals in numerous circumstances.
“The arrests were made following detailed interrogation and technical and financial analysis of the suspects. The SIC’s investigation into the paper leak matter is ongoing and all facts are being investigated in detail. All legal formalities and norms of professionalism are being maintained during the investigation,”
SIC SP Anant Mittal mentioned, including that the SIC is dedicated to making sure justice for the aggrieved candidates of varied exams.
ITANAGAR: The CBI has filed cost sheet in opposition to 10 accused individuals in a neighborhood courtroom right here, within the Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission carried out assistant engineer (civil) examination query paper leak case.
The premier investigating company filed the cost sheet on the District and Sessions Court in Yupia close to right here, on Thursday, sources on the state police division mentioned.
The case pertains to query paper leak of the assistant engineer (civil) examination for 2021, carried out by the APSSC.
The CBI had taken over the investigation on October 27 this 12 months after the state authorities really useful for a probe by the company.
The case was initially investigated by the Capital police and later transferred to the Special Investigation Cell (SIC) of the state police.
The paper leak incident got here to mild after one Gyamar Padung, a candidate of the examination, filed a police criticism earlier than the Itanagar police station on August 29 claiming that he suspected that the AE (civil) examination paper had been leaked.
More than 400 candidates appeared within the examination held on August 26 and 27 this 12 months. The SIC had arrested 10 individuals together with APPSC’s deputy secretary cum controller of examination Taket Jerang.
APPSC chairman Nipo Nabam had on October 14 resigned on ethical grounds. The state authorities had additionally ordered probe of all exams carried out by the APPSC since 2014 by the SIC (Vigilance). The SIC to date had arrested 32 individuals in numerous circumstances.
“The arrests were made following detailed interrogation and technical and financial analysis of the suspects. The SIC’s investigation into the paper leak matter is ongoing and all facts are being investigated in detail. All legal formalities and norms of professionalism are being maintained during the investigation,”
SIC SP Anant Mittal mentioned, including that the SIC is dedicated to making sure justice for the aggrieved candidates of varied exams.
