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Bihar SSC chairman Sudhir Kumar arrested in Jharkhand

| | Feb 24, 2017, at 07:44 pm
Patna, Feb 24 (IBNS): Senior IAS officer and chairman of Bihar SSC Sudhir Kumar has been arrested on Friday in connection with question paper leak of clerical examination in state, according to media reports.

Reportedly, he has been arrested from Hazaribagh in Jharkhand.

Media quoting police sources reported that four of his family members have also been detained in the question paper leak case.

Allegedly, a set of handwritten answers to questions for a test conducted by BSSC surfaced in public domain hours before the examinations scheduled early this year.

The state government had to cancel the examination as preliminary evidence indicated the secrecy of the papers may have been compromised, media reported.


 

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