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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“Fighting against vote theft means saving democracy,” he repeated, stressing that such a fight also protects the Constitution and ensures fair governance. He warned that vote theft leads to paper leaks, rising inflation, and emboldens disruptive elements. His remarks came as Congress leaders gathered at Sadaqat Ashram for the historic CWC meeting.

The meeting aims to address key national issues, including electoral reforms and alliance strategies. Kanhaiya Kumar’s fiery speech added urgency to the party’s agenda. He urged citizens to resist vote fraud and defend democratic values.

Despite heavy rains in Patna, Congress leaders remain focused. The party hopes this meeting will energize its campaign and restore public trust.

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