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A major law exam paper leak in Karnataka arrested three – Baswashree College of Law, his driver and a student’s Deputy Principal. He allegedly sold the question paper on WhatsApp and Telegram for monetary benefits.
The three accused allegedly sold the question paper on WhatsApp and Telegram for monetary benefits. (Representative image: Shuttersk)
When people learning about the law change the law breakers, the law also catches them. This happened when a major law exam paper leak was reported in Karnataka. After systematic investigation, the three accused, including Kolar, his driver and a student, are arrested, the core includes sub-divisions of Baswashree College of Law.
He allegedly sold the question paper on WhatsApp and Telegram for monetary benefits, but it is a comprehensive effort that caught him in a police trap. However, this violation has raised serious concerns about the safety of examination processes at the Karnataka State Law University (KSLU).
“We found that the question paper was leaked through WhatsApp and Telegram groups, in which some individuals got profit from leakage. Vigilance officials had informed the police on 23 January that the paper was leaked on the contract law.
The cybercrime police discovered the three accused who were involved in the crime and arrested them, “Bangalore Police Commissioner B Dayanand said.” The investigation is going on to determine whether more people were involved in this operation, “he said.
How the leak was detected
Rabindra Rajput, a member of the vigilance squad, received the same question as a real paper, which was roaming on social media, when this leak came for the first time. He immediately informed Vishwanath KN, a member of the KSLU Vigilance Squad, who verified the match. He then alerted the cybercrime police, which led to a thorough investigation after filing the complaint.
During the investigation, the police tracked the source of leaked questions for specific telegram groups, where handwritten question papers were being shared.
The complaint submitted online after the leakage of contract law -1 paper, which appeared online before the examination on 23 January. Investigators found that the driver of the Vice-Principal, who was also a law student, had access the paper from his employer’s mobile phone. Knowledge. He then sent the document to another student, who replaced the partner and jointly planned to broadcast it through Telegram and WhatsApp instead of money.
KSLU Registrar (Evaluation) Ratna R Bharm Gooder told the media that before the examination, he was alerted after focusing on some unusual activity on students Telegram and WhatsApp groups. He also said that many posts in these groups claim access to the papers of examination, where the phone number was shared with messages, claiming that the question papers can be accessed in exchange for a price. Is. KSLU officials also informed the police and the lead of various groups helped to locate the accused.
The KSLU Registrar also told the police that two faculty members whose numbers were being broadcast without their knowledge, contacted him and was constantly receiving calls from students to buy paper. It was also reported to the investigation team.
The case investigators gave the driver and the student to the driver and the student with enough digital evidence to detect the call and track various WhatsApp and Telegram groups, which led to the arrest of the trio.
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Bangalore, India, India
