The heat of NEET paper leak reached Bhilwara Medical College, CBI arrested 1 student

Rahul Kaushik.

Bhilwara. The heat of the NEET paper leak case has now reached Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindia Medical College, Bhilwara, Rajasthan. The investigating agency of the case, CBI, has arrested Sandeep Bishnoi, a student of Bhilwara Medical College in this case. He is being questioned. CBI has earlier arrested two students from Bharatpur Medical College, Rajasthan. Now after its links with Bhilwara Medical College, there is panic in the administration here.

According to the information, Sandeep Bishnoi, the student arrested by the CBI, is a first year student. He is a resident of Jalore district. He is being described as a paper solver. According to Medical College Warden Mahendra, the CBI team has arrested a student named Sandeep Bishnoi from the college. He had joined the college in the year 2023. According to the warden, when we spoke to his family members, the entire incident came to light. We are also investigating this at our level. This student did not stay in the hostel but lived outside.

Sandeep is said to be very intelligent in studies.
Other medical students who studied with Sandeep said that he was very intelligent in studies. Sandeep was always busy studying. He used to go to the library and teach. There is not much information about whom he used to meet outside and where he used to go. But we are also surprised to get the latest information about him. The medical college administration has also started its internal investigation regarding this matter.

Two students have already been caught from Bharatpur Medical College
It is noteworthy that the CBI had earlier arrested two students of Sri Jagannath Pahadia Medical College of Bharatpur, Kumar Mangalam Bishnoi and Deependra Kumar. Deependra Kumar is from Dausa and Kumar Mangalam Bishnoi is from Nagaur district. Kumar Mangalam Bishnoi was expelled for 3 months in March this year in the case of ragging. A fine of Rs 25,000 was also imposed on him in this case. The CBI team caught him posing as an officer of the Medical Council of India.