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Maharashtra TET paper leak mastermind held in Bihar after month-long hunt

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Maharashtra TET paper leak mastermind held in Bihar after month-long hunt
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He was produced before a local court, which remanded him to police custody until July 30. An associate of Gupta, Indrajeet Vijay Singh, was arrested along with him.Also Read | After TET leak, panel to examine viability of conducting exams onlineSaturday’s arrests take the total number of individuals arrested in the case to 14, including Gupta’s wife, Suman Gupta. He was arrested in some of these cases but released on bail, allowing him to resume his illegal activities.

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HomeNextMaharashtra TET paper leak mastermind held in Bihar after month-long huntSaturday’s arrests take the total number of individuals arrested in the case to 14, including Gupta’s wife, Suman Gupta.Updated on: Jul 26, 2026, 08:42:19 ISTBy Kaptan MaliPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link After month-long searches across several northern states, Bijender Gupta, the alleged mastermind behind the Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test-2026 (TET-2026) paper leak, was finally arrested late on Friday.Gupta was arrested in Samastipur in Bihar and brought to Bhiwandi on Saturday. (File Photo/ANI)Gupta was arrested in Samastipur in Bihar and brought to Bhiwandi on Saturday. He was produced before a local court, which remanded him to police custody until July 30.

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