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<\/figure>\nSanju Yadav, Mahavir, Jitendra, and Naresh Bishroi were all taken into custody by the Delhi police (Representative Image)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
These arrested students allegedly took Rs 7 lakh from NEET aspirants who then mask their identity and appear for the medical entrance examination<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\nThe Delhi Police has arrested 4 medical students from AIIMS on charge of duping tests for National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test. These arrested students allegedly took Rs 7 lakh from\u00a0NEET aspirants\u00a0who then mask their identity and appeared for the medical entrance examination. As reported by police, the arrested students took\u00a0the NEET entrance examination in lieu of money from aspirants.<\/p>\n
The head of gang was Naresh Bishroi, a second year medical student from AIIMS. In a report by Outlook, Naresh offered money to the students of the\u00a0institution to join his gang. He allegedly asked the first year medical students to appear for the\u00a0National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test for his clients who then paid Naresh Bishroi a sum of Rs 7 lakh.<\/p>\n
Sanju Yadav, Mahavir, Jitendra, and Naresh Bishroi were all taken into custody by the Delhi police. According to reports, Sanju Yadav, a first-year Radiology student at AIIMS Delhi, was caught taking an admission exam for a client. According to reports, AIIMS Delhi students Mahavir and Jitendra were detained in Nagpur. The police has also seized there phones and laptops in order to investigate for the crime.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\nDuring the course of the investigation, Bishroi allegedly admitted to acquiring Rs 7 lakh from the examiners for fabrications. Police are still conducting an investigation to see whether there are any further students associated in this scam. Fraudulent activities during the NEET examination is not new. Last year as well, the Central Bureau Of Investigation burst a similar racket. Eight persons were booked in the NEET 2022 racket.<\/p>\n
The Delhi Police has arrested 4 medical students from AIIMS on charge of duping tests for National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test. These arrested students allegedly took Rs 7 lakh from\u00a0NEET aspirants\u00a0who then mask their identity and appeared for the medical entrance examination. As reported by police, the arrested students took\u00a0the NEET entrance examination in lieu of money from aspirants.<\/p>\n
The head of gang was Naresh Bishroi, a second year medical student from AIIMS. In a report by Outlook, Naresh offered money to the students of the\u00a0institution to join his gang. He allegedly asked the first year medical students to appear for the\u00a0National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test for his clients who then paid Naresh Bishroi a sum of Rs 7 lakh.<\/p>\n
Sanju Yadav, Mahavir, Jitendra, and Naresh Bishroi were all taken into custody by the Delhi police. According to reports, Sanju Yadav, a first-year Radiology student at AIIMS Delhi, was caught taking an admission exam for a client. According to reports, AIIMS Delhi students Mahavir and Jitendra were detained in Nagpur. The police has also seized there phones and laptops in order to investigate for the crime.<\/p>\n
During the course of the investigation, Bishroi allegedly admitted to acquiring Rs 7 lakh from the examiners for fabrications. Police are still conducting an investigation to see whether there are any further students associated in this scam. Fraudulent activities during the NEET examination is not new. Last year as well, the Central Bureau Of Investigation burst a similar racket. Eight persons were booked in the NEET 2022 racket.<\/p>\n