False candidate of Bettiah arrested for the recruitment investigation of Bihar Soldier

During the soldier recruitment investigation in Bihar, a case of fraud came up again. The transparency of this important investigation conducted by the state government has been questioned. This time, the matter belongs to the MJK College Examination Center of Bettiah, where a false candidate with a red hand was caught in the exam instead of another. The accused was identified as the arrested youth, Prakash Kumar, Father Suryadev Prasad, resident Kako Village, Gharanbigha police station, Jehanabad district. It is said that Prakash Kumar reached the exam instead of another candidate. This is how the documents match the entry into the examination center, the false. Police have been notified about Prakash Kumar’s biometric identity and disorders in the record of the original candidate. After that, the police force present on the spot immediately arrested him. Police action Bettiah Sadar police station in -Charge said the preliminary investigation, after caught the false candidate, confirmed that he had tried to sit in the exam in place of someone else. The accused is questioned and an attempt is also made to find out whether a big gang or rocket is active. The administration will be strict, the examination organizer agency and the district administration will still be monitored even further on this incident. Officials said all the centers of the investigation were monitored and tightened, so that any attempt of fraud could be stopped on time. Despite CCTV cameras, biometric identity and OTP verification, the presence of false candidates not only raises questions about the examination system, but also plays the future of millions of honest candidates that appear in the exam. Increasing appearance, deep conspiracy? Such incidents were unveiled earlier in Bihar. Solver Gang and Copy Mafia are often actively found in competitive exams such as Constable Recruitment, BPSC, SSC. The recent incident confirms that the problem of fraud is not yet completely eliminated. Share this story -tags