Archive · 22 Sep 2025
Uttarakhand Exam Leak: No Organized Gang Found, Police Say
An exam in Uttarakhand is under scrutiny due to a suspected leak of some question pages.
Police have arrested individuals for offering to help students cheat.
While three pages of the exam are confirmed to be leaked, the police haven't found an organized gang.
Social activist Bobby Panwar is suspected of sharing screenshots of the paper.
Despite the installation of mobile jammers, pages were still leaked, surprising the commission.
An internal investigation is underway to determine the exact exam center where the pages leaked.
The opposition criticized the government, alleging it has failed to prevent cheating.
Police found no organized gang involvement in the exam paper leak.
Three pages of the question paper were leaked.
Photos of exam questions were sent from a center.
Two individuals arrested for promising exam success for money.
Congress party criticized the government.
- Who
- Hakam Singh, Pankaj Gaur, Bobby Panwar
- What
- Alleged leak of UKSSSC graduate-level exam paper
- When
- Sunday (exam date)
- Where
- Uttarakhand
- Why
- Concerns over exam paper security and potential malpractice
Congress Party
Uttarakhand Government
Exam Integrity
Congress Party
Accused the government of failing to prevent paper leaks and cheating.
Uttarakhand Government
Police investigation ongoing; Denied gang involvement
- Exam
- Uttarakhand Subordinate Services Selection Commission (UKSSSC) graduate-level exam
- Leak Finding
- Three pages of the question paper leaked from a center
- Arrests
- Two individuals arrested for promising exam success for money
- Suspect
- Bobby Panwar suspected of circulating screenshots
- Investigation
- Internal inquiry to identify the source of the leak
- Mobile Jammers
- Installed at exam centers