Investigators are extracting call details from the two mobile phones seized from Prabhat. His questioning is expected to reveal how the network operated, especially in major examinations like BPSC-TRE-3.

Sanjay, linked to the Sanjeev Mukhiya gang, was arrested on Tuesday and sent to jail. He is also connected to the Transport Department’s Enforcement Sub-Inspector exam scheduled for December 14. According to the EOU, he was wanted for the TRE-3 paper leak held on March 15, 2024.

Prabhat is the son of Ram Lakhan Prasad from Sheikhpur Sarai. His criminal record includes exam-related crimes in Telangana’s engineering, agriculture, and medical entrance tests, as well as the All India Pre-Medical Test 2016. Multiple agencies, including Hyderabad CID and Ramnagar police, are investigating his past activities.

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Sanjay belongs to the Sanjeev Mukhiya gang and has a long record of leaking exam papers. Police said he was wanted for the BPSC TRE-3 paper leak case held on March 15, 2024. Investigators linked him to earlier leaks, including the Telangana EAMCET 2016 and the All India Pre-Medical Test 2016. These cases are under investigation in Hyderabad and Uttarakhand.

During questioning, officers found that Sanjay earned huge amounts by selling leaked papers. He charged nearly one lakh rupees from each candidate for the BPSC TRE 3.0 question paper. He also gave false promises of “exam setting” for future tests.

The EOU is now tracking the money trail and hunting other members of the racket. So far, 289 people have been arrested in the case. Raids continue as police aim to secure upcoming exams.

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Teachers are also worried about subjects that they do not teach in school. A Social Studies teacher must also study Maths, Science and Language teaching methods. Many teachers have been teaching only one subject for years. They say it is very stressful to cover the full syllabus within a short period. Teachers also want extra preparation time and change in syllabus rules for in-service staff.

According to the Supreme Court ruling, TET is compulsory for government teachers. The rule will affect promotions and service eligibility. Teachers appointed through DSC without earlier TET requirement must also qualify now. They say they did not plan for the exam because TET was not mandatory for many years.

Teachers demand exemption for those appointed before August 23, 2010. They say the rule should only apply to teachers appointed later. They plan to continue appealing to state and central governments for a fair decision.

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