A Bhiwandi court has remanded 14 accused in the Maharashtra TET paper leak case to police custody till August 3, allowing investigators to jointly interrogate all 15 arrested suspects. Police will analyse digital, financial and call records to uncover the alleged syndicate, trace the source of the paper leak, identify each accused's role and detect possible links to more suspects.
Bhiwandi: The investigation into the Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) paper leak case gathered further momentum on Thursday after the Court of Judicial Magistrate First Class (JMFC) S.S. Ghodke remanded 14 accused to police custody till August 3.
Of the 14 accused, 12 had earlier been lodged in judicial custody, while two were already in police custody. With the latest order, investigators now have access to all 15 arrested accused, making it possible to conduct a face-to-face interrogation of every suspect involved in the case.
Police believe the joint questioning will help establish the sequence of events, expose contradictions in the statements of the accused, and uncover the operational structure of the alleged examination paper leak syndicate.
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