AIIMS Jodhpur 'MBBS' student appeared as proxy in NEET at Bihar centre, allowed to leave after written apology
Patna: In a shocking revelation in the NEET paper leak controversy, a 3rd-year MBBS student of AIIMS Jodhpur who was paid to be a proxy for a NEET-UG examinee got caught during biometric attendance at a centre in Bihar's Muzaffarpur minutes before the May 5 test, but was allegedly allowed to go after submitting a written apology to the authorities.
According to a recent TOI report, new findings in the NEET case revealed that a third-year student from All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS)-Jodhpur was caught during biometric attendance at the examination centre in DAV School, Malighat, Bihar, minutes before the NEET-UG test on May 5 for allegedly appearing in place of a NEET aspirant. The examinee's admit card featured a picture of the third-year MBBS student.
As per the TOI news report, the student confessed to impersonating the son of Dr. Pandey who owns a hospital in UP's Prayagraj in exchange for Rs 4 lakh but was allegedly allowed to leave after submitting a written apology to the authorities.
In his apology letter, the accused student said "I come from a poor family. I was promised Rs 4 lakh, which is why I agreed to write the exam on someone else's behalf." Further, he said that he met Dr Pandey, who allegedly wanted a proxy for his son, in Kota, Rajasthan.
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