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Maharashtra TET paper leak alleged mastermind Bijendra Gupta arrested from Bihar

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Maharashtra TET paper leak alleged mastermind Bijendra Gupta arrested from Bihar
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Maharashtra police have arrested Bijendra Gupta, the alleged prime accused in the Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) paper leak case, from Bihar. Another person has also been taken into custody along with him. However, it has not been revealed yet from which district he has been arrested.According to police sources, the Bhiwandi police arrested Gupta, and the accused in the paper leak case has been brought to Pune Airport and will be taken to Bhiwandi from there.

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Maharashtra police have arrested Bijendra Gupta, the alleged prime accused in the Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) paper leak case, from Bihar. Another person has also been taken into custody along with him. However, it has not been revealed yet from which district he has been arrested.According to police sources, the Bhiwandi police arrested Gupta, and the accused in the paper leak case has been brought to Pune Airport and will be taken to Bhiwandi from there. Maharashtra TET paper leak: Three more held in U.P.; 10 in custody so farThe Maharashtra Special Task Force (STF) and Special Investigation Team (SIT) investigating the case had raided a ‘Quick Digital Cyber Cafe’ on July 1, located at Kachhari Road in Hajipur in Vaishali district.

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