NEW DELHI: Sumit Mandoliya (19) and Krishna Kesarwani (22) had never met each other. Both were from humble backgrounds and pursuing MBBS degrees from different colleges in West Bengal and Uttarakhand.
Their paths crossed at New Delhi railway station and at a hotel in Mahipalpur.
However, they were still strangers till they both arrived at Bhartiya Vidya Bhawan last week where the NEET examination was being conducted.
Looking to make big money, they were to appear as proxy candidates in the exam but ran out of luck after a biometric mismatch at the Centre. The cops had arrested the duo besides two of their associates.
Their interrogation reveals quite a tragic tale. Mandoliya, cops said, came in touch with the gang from Rajasthan which was on the lookout for “bright students” who had cleared NEET with good marks.
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Delhi Police busted a gang involved in a NEET paper-solving racket with the arrest of Sumit Mandoliya and Krishna Kesarwani for using mismatched biometric data during the NEET exam at Bharatiya Vidya Bhavans Mehta Vidyalaya. The arrests followed raids in Delhi, Alwar, Jaipur, and Noida based on technical surveillance.
Delhi Police busted a gang involved in a NEET paper-solving racket with the arrest of Sumit Mandoliya and Krishna Kesarwani for using mismatched biometric data during the NEET exam at Bharatiya Vidya Bhavans Mehta Vidyalaya. The arrests followed raids in Delhi, Alwar, Jaipur, and Noida based on technical surveillance.