Archive · 14 Dec 2025
CBI Arrests Another in Police SI Recruitment Scam
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested another person, Neetu Arora, in connection with a scam involving the Police Sub-Inspector (SI) recruitment exam.
This scam seems to be bigger than just one state, as the CBI believes it involves people from different states.
The CBI is trying to find out how the scam worked, who was involved, and how money was moved around.
They have also questioned other people, like Srikant Prusty and Soumya Priyadarshini, who are believed to be key figures in the scam.
The CBI is looking at documents, digital records, and financial transactions to understand the scam better.
This scam has raised concerns about the fairness of competitive exams and has led to calls for stronger measures to prevent such scams in the future.
CBI arrests Neetu Arora, indicating an inter-state racket in the Police SI recruitment scam.
Investigation focuses on financial transactions, intermediaries, and the question paper leak.
Middlemen Muna Mohanty and Abhimanyu Dora were questioned about money trails and the scam's modus operandi.
Alleged mastermind Srikant Prusty and Soumya Priyadarshini are also in CBI custody.
CBI continues to scrutinize documents and digital records, with further arrests possible.
- Who
- CBI, Neetu Arora, Srikant Prusty, Soumya Priyadarshini, Muna Mohanty, Abhimanyu Dora
- What
- Arrest of another accused in the Police SI recruitment scam, indicating an inter-state racket
- When
- Recently (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Bhubaneswar, Odisha, and outside Odisha
- Why
- To dismantle the network behind the examination irregularities and identify all individuals involved
- Agency Involved
- Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)
- Accused Arrested
- Neetu Arora
- Location of Arrest
- Outside Odisha
- Key Figures in Custody
- Srikant Prusty, Soumya Priyadarshini, Muna Mohanty, Abhimanyu Dora
- Nature of Scam
- Police Sub-Inspector (SI) recruitment examination manipulation
- Investigation Focus
- Financial transactions, intermediaries, question paper leak