Officials said Pravin played a key role in the paper leak scandal linked to the BPSC teacher recruitment exam (TRE-3). He allegedly helped candidates memorise answers before the exam in Jharkhand’s Hazaribagh.

Investigators revealed that he arranged accommodation for candidates in a hotel and trained them using leaked question papers. He also transported around 30 aspirants for this purpose.

Pravin had been absconding since a police raid before the exam but was finally caught after a chase in Patna.

So far, authorities have filed charges against hundreds of accused, and further arrests are expected as the probe continues.

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The Pataliputra Cooperative Bank official, identified as Bhavesh Kumar Singh, works as a development officer at the bank. The EOU raided six locations linked to him in Patna, Gopalganj, and Bihta. Officers found a petrol pump, a rice mill, a luxury G-5 house, and large land holdings.

Investigators said Singh joined the bank in 2014 and rose to Scale-3 in 2024. During this period, he allegedly acquired assets over 60 percent higher than his known income. The EOU registered a case under the Prevention of Corruption Act.

The probe also revealed that a petrol pump was opened in his daughter’s name, while a rice mill was operated by a relative. Bank passbooks, insurance papers, and jewellery records were seized. Large cash deposits and high-value transactions were traced.

Officials have started freezing bank accounts. More assets may surface after valuation and financial checks are completed.

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Yadav initially claimed he was in Rajrappa for religious rituals during the trust vote. However, the EOU confronted him with mobile tower records that suggested otherwise. Surprised by the evidence, he changed his version, saying he had been unwell and had gone to Ranchi for treatment.

The case has seen multiple high-profile names questioned. Former RJD MLA Bhima Bharti, Dr. Sanjeev, and engineer Sunil have already been interrogated. Sunil, considered the main conspirator, has faced repeated questioning. Monu Kumar from Munger also appeared before the EOU and gave his statement. He allegedly booked hotels in Ranchi under his name to host legislators.

This investigation started after JDU MLA Sudhanshu Kumar filed a complaint on February 11, 2024. He alleged that several MLAs were offered inducements of ₹10–10 crore and ministerial positions to support the Grand Alliance during the trust vote. The FIR, registered at Kotwali police station in Patna, Bihar, was later transferred to the EOU due to the case’s sensitivity.

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