RPSC Paper Leak: Another gang involved in leak, conspiracy hatched since June

The conspiracy of the general knowledge paper leak case of the senior teacher recruitment examination conducted by the Rajasthan Public Service Commission was hatched in the capital Jaipur from the month in June. Bhupendra Saran, a resident of Parva, Sanchore, and Suresh Dhaka, a resident of Jaisla, Sanchore, the main mastermind of the paper leak, are being searched in several districts of the state as well as in Madhya Pradesh and Haryana.

It is said that accused Surendra Dhaka had opened learning coaching in Jaipur. During the interrogation of the accused arrested by the Udaipur police, it has been revealed that Suresh Dhaka was conspiring to leak papers in Jaipur with Bhupendra Saran in the guise of coaching since June. That's why they started secretly searching for the examinees who were paying a huge amount for cheating.

Accused Suresh Dhaka is the brother-in-law of Suresh Vishnoi, principal of Government Higher Primary School Thalia, Chitalwana, Jalore, who was arrested by the Udaipur police. Accused Suresh Dhaka and Bhupendra Saran had sent the paper from Jaipur through WhatsApp on Suresh Vishnoi's mobile. In search of Suresh and Bhupendra, the Jaipur Commissionerate Police raided their hideouts, but both the accused fled out of Jaipur.

Suresh Dhaka and Bhupendra Saran from Jaipur sent the paper to Suresh Vishnoi in Jalore before the exam. The Udaipur police have exposed this paper leaking chain. It is suspected that Suresh Dhaka and Bhupendra from Jaipur leaked the paper through another chain as well. After both are caught, it will be revealed who provided the paper to Bhupendra Saran and Suresh Dhaka. It is also being investigated which employees and officers of the Public Service Commission were in contact with the accused. Udaipur SP Vikas Sharma did not deny being the second chain in the paper leak. He told that the accused were plotting to leak the papers in Jaipur for about 6 months.

After the REET exam 2021 paper leak case came to light in Rajasthan, instructions were given to attach the property of the accused. But in this case, to date, the property of any of the accused has not been attached. In the REET paper leak case, the Rajasthan SOG has presented five charge sheets against a total of 90 accused in the court, while the investigation is pending against 45 accused.