CBI Arrests Assistant Professor In Uttarakhand Graduate Exam Paper Leak Case
It may be recalled that CBI had taken over the case on being transferred by Government of Uttarakhand. CBI had taken the accused private person and his sister in Police Custody and conducted detailed investigation.

CBI Arrests Assistant Professor In Uttarakhand Graduate Exam Paper Leak Case | Representative Image
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested an Assistant Professor at Shaheed Srimati Hansa Dhanai Rajkiya Mahavidyalaya, Agrora (Dhar Mandal), Tehri Garhwal for being part of the conspiracy along with two other accused private persons (Brother and Sister) in connection with Uttarakhand Graduate Level Examination Paper Leak Case.
It may be recalled that CBI had taken over the case on being transferred by Government of Uttarakhand. CBI had taken the accused private person and his sister in Police Custody and conducted detailed investigation. After thorough examination of the accused and his sister in Police Custody and evaluation of the mobile phones and other evidences, role of the Assistant Professor has come on record. Accordingly, Assistant Professor has been arrested today i.e., on 28.11.2025 and the accused shall be produced before the designated court after medical examination.
ALSO READ
Investigation conducted, so far, has revealed that the Assistant Professor had assisted the accused private person in solving part of the question paper received through his sister during the exam and sent the solution to the accused private person who was appearing in the exam.
Investigation is continuing on day to day basis.
RECENT STORIES
-
'Roj Ka Drama Hai': Rajat Dalal's Car Gets Blocked, He Waits 45 Minutes Before Banging Into Another... -
MP’s Satna Floods: Army Helicopter Airlifts Trapped People As 5 Inches Rain Pounds District In... -
Madhya Pradesh Political Punch: Secrecy Out, Down With Diseases, Worried Female Leaders & More -
Tome And Plume: Grammar Cops Fight Back To Outgun Social Media Language -
Indore Bhagirathpura Water Tragedy: 6 Officials Blamed, Politicians Cleared; 24 Deaths Linked To...
