By Admin 
A big revelation has come to light in the investigation of Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) paper leak case. Actually, a big connection of Bihar is coming to light in the investigation of paper leak case. According to public agencies, the name of absconding examination mafia Bijendra Gupta has come to light in the Maharashtra TET paper leak case.
Connection from Samastipur
Investigation has revealed that Bijendra Kumar Gupta of Samastipur, Bihar is the mastermind of the TET paper leak case. According to the information, Bijendra Kumar Gupta has already been found involved in the paper leak case. Earlier, Bhiwandi Police has arrested three accused in the TET paper leak case. Of these, one is from Haryana and two are from Bihar.
Maharashtra Police has arrested Rajeev Shaw of Bihar, Akash Kumar and Dheeraj Singh of Haryana in the TET paper leak case. It is alleged that all three had reached Bhiwandi with the TET question paper from Delhi and were preparing to sell it for about Rs 1.5 crore.
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Possibility of many revelations after arrest
At the same time, now ten police teams have been sent to arrest Kapil Dahiya and Bijendra Kumar Gupta involved in this case. Many big revelations are likely to be made after the arrest of Bijendra Kumar Gupta, the mastermind of the TET paper leak case.
Let us tell you that Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) was to be held in Maharashtra on June 28 at 1,028 centers in which more than 2 lakh 26 thousand candidates were to appear. However, even before this, on the morning of 27th June, Bhiwandi Police received information that some people had information related to the question paper of Teacher Eligibility Test. After the paper leak incident even before the examination, TET has been canceled and the investigation of this matter is going on and the search for all the accused related to it is going on.
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