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MPSC exam paper leak: ‘Top ranker’ arrested, intentionally gave 10 wrong answers
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MPSC exam paper leak: ‘Top ranker’ arrested, intentionally gave 10 wrong answers

Mumbai Police arrested Rutuja Patil, a top-ranked candidate in the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) Drug Inspector examination, in connection with an alleged question paper leak. Patil, who ranked seventh, was reportedly given instructions to intentionally answer 10 questions incorrectly to avoid suspicion. This arrest brings the total number of people detained in the case to seven, including three MPSC officials and others linked to the leak. According to police, the accused accessed and distributed the exam questions before the test, leading to the cancellation of the recruitment process and plans for a re-examination. The incident raised concerns about the integrity of the examination system, prompting the MPSC to take steps to ensure fairness and transparency.

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MPSC exam paper leak: ‘Top ranker’ arrested, intentionally gave 10 wrong answers

Mumbai Police arrested Rutuja Patil, a top-ranked candidate in the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) Drug Inspector examination, in connection with an alleged question paper leak. Patil, who ranked seventh, was reportedly given instructions to intentionally answer 10 questions incorrectly to avoid suspicion. This arrest brings the total number of people detained in the case to seven, including three MPSC officials and others linked to the leak. According to police, the accused accessed and distributed the exam questions before the test, leading to the cancellation of the recruitment process and plans for a re-examination. The incident raised concerns about the integrity of the examination system, prompting the MPSC to take steps to ensure fairness and transparency.

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