NEET forgery racket busted by Ajmer police, 3 arrested
Ajmer:11.09.2021
A team formed by Inspector General of Police of Ajmer range on Friday arrested three accused from Delhi, Jaipur and Kota who claimed to provide guarantee to facilitate and clear NEET and JEE exams by providing dummy candidates on behalf of real candidates. The NEET examination isonSeptember12andtheracket busted by police has caused panic among the candidates.
Briefing a press conference, Inspector General of Police Ajmer range S Sengathir told the media that the candidates appearing for NEET exams were getting calls by consultancy companies that they will arrange for admission in government colleges and also provide candidates who will appear in the NEET exam, as they have already qualified such exams before. For this purpose, candidates had to first deposit Rs 1 lakh and later Rs 5 to 6 lakh on the day of examination and for getting into a good college, they had to deposit total Rs 30 lakh.
The team constituted for investigation went for query as a dummy parent and met Arpit Swami, who is running the office as consultancy in Vikas Puri of New Delhi.
Arpit told them about the network they have, to provide examination centre as well as dummy candidate who will appear in the examination. The dummy parents made a deal and paid Rs17 lakh to Arpit and after confirming the forgery in the examination, police arrested Arpit Swami, who is a resident of Alwar, from New Delhi; Gajender Swami, a resident of New Delhi arrested from Raja Park in Jaipur and Mohammad Danish from Kota. TNN
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