UP Police Constable Recruitment Exam: According to the FIR, the paper leak was intentional
It was discovered that the constable recruitment examination of the UP Police case was a pre-planned occurrence, which is a significant discovery in the paper leak case. Police Inspector Ram Babu Singh, assigned to the Krishnanagar police station at Lucknow’s Mohan Lal Ganj police station, said during the filing of the FIR that the City Modern Academy School in Alinagar Sunhra was hosting a police recruitment test on February 18.
At 12:56 p.m., the evening shift document was released.
The police inspector went on to say that during the second shift of the test, Junior Engineer Ambrish Kumar Verma of the irrigation department, Junior Engineer Saurabh Yadav of the public works department in Lucknow, and Center Administrator Priyanka Soni were on duty at the center. Around 4:55 p.m., Vishwanath Singh and Inspector Vandana Kanojia of Room No. 24 reported that Satya Aman Kumar, the candidate, was copying information from the slip to complete the OMR sheet. Based on this information, different question slips were found on the applicant throughout his search. During questioning, he admitted that, at around 12 o’clock, he received the answers on his WhatsApp from a friend named Neeraj. He had previously written the answers down on a piece of paper and was copying them from it.
Paper that was purposefully leaked
Inspector Ram Babu claims that handwritten responses were received on his WhatsApp at 12:56 pm from Neeraj’s number when the candidate’s phone, which was stored in the test center’s strong room, was examined. Everyone was shocked to see that every response received over WhatsApp matched the question paper given out at the matching center when it was compared. All of the questions and answers matched, even if the amount of question sheets from the nighttime shift differed from the responses submitted during the day. In light of this, there has been a deliberate leak of the test paper from the second shift on February 18.
