The Bihar Public Service Commission postponed the online application process for the fourth phase of the Teacher Recruitment Examination, citing procedural changes. This decision followed student protests in Patna and support from opposition leaders, highlighting widespread anxieties over examination schedules and recruitment integrity in the state.
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The Bihar Public Service Commission postponed the online application process for the fourth phase of the Teacher Recruitment Examination, citing procedural changes. This decision followed student protests in Patna and support from opposition leaders, highlighting widespread anxieties over examination schedules and recruitment integrity in the state.
Investigators from the Bihar Economic Offences Unit revealed details of a paper leak racket linked to the 2024 BPSC TRE-3 teacher recruitment examination. Authorities alleged that a key accused, identified as a former government doctor, extorted approximately Rs 1.2 crore from around 30 candidates by providing them access to leaked question papers before the exam. Officials stated that the suspect operated the scheme with associates and possessed the ability to open and reseal question paper boxes without leaving tampering marks.
The Economic Offences Unit arrested a large number of individuals in connection with the TRE-3 paper leak investigation. Meanwhile, the Bihar government established three special fast-track courts in Patna, Lakhisarai, and Purnia under the Public Examinations Act to handle paper leak cases expeditiously.
Not yet reported: The final judicial outcomes and sentencing details for the arrested suspects are not reported.
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Investigations into the BPSC teacher recruitment paper leak have led to hundreds of arrests by the Economic Offences Unit, and the Bihar government has set up special fast-track courts to ensure time-bound trials for examination fraud cases.
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Around 30 job candidates who paid money to access leaked papers, along with thousands of aspirants affected by application postponements and examination irregularities in Bihar.
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