Bhubaneswar, Odisha : In the OTET question paper leak case, the Crime Branch has taken two-day custody of the prime accused to uncover the full scope of the scandal. Authorities will conduct intensive interrogation on August 11 and 12, aiming to identify all individuals involved and expose the masterminds behind the leak.
Officials said the Crime Branch had requested a four-day remand, but the court approved only two days. Investigators have prepared a targeted questionnaire to determine the roles of other examination board employees and to reveal the network that facilitated the leak.
Sources indicate that during this crucial remand period, the accused may provide details about how the paper leak was planned and executed, as well as the identities of collaborators.
The OTET paper leak has sparked widespread outrage across Odisha, raising serious concerns about the integrity and credibility of state recruitment exams. Authorities have assured the public that strict action will follow against all those responsible.
The investigation also seeks to prevent similar incidents in future exams, reinforcing transparency and accountability in Odisha’s education sector. The state government has urged candidates and citizens to cooperate with the Crime Branch and remain patient as authorities uncover the full details.
This case continues to dominate headlines, emphasizing the urgent need for systematic reforms in exam administration and security, and highlighting the challenges authorities face in safeguarding critical recruitment processes.
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