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Maharashtra minister privately admitted he didn't know TET exam papers printed in Agra, says BJP MLA
Maharashtra BJP leader Sudhir Mungantiwar revealed that School Education Minister Dada Bhuse was unaware of Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) papers being printed in Agra, exposing departmental lapses. The TET exam was postponed due to an alleged paper leak, affecting six lakh candidates. An inter-state racket is suspected, with four arrests made. Mungantiwar urged a comprehensive audit of state examinations to prevent future leaks.
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thehindu.com
Maharashtra TET paper leak: Three arrested as State vows strict action amid political heat
Three people have been arrested in the alleged Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test paper leak case after an FIR was registered against them. The arrests come a day after the…
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hindustantimes.com
TET paper leak: Three arrested accused sent to police custody for 8 days
The three accused who were arrested from the outskirts of Bhiwwandi on Saturday were Patna residents Akash Kumar, 30, and Rajiv Shah, 45, and Dhiraj Kumar, 28, from Panipat in…
