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Haryana Civil Service (judicial) examination paper leak: Former high court registrar arrested

The probe committee concluded that Sushila and her alleged co-conspirator Sunita were average students, who had not qualified any judicial exam in the past, but topped the exam.

Updated on: Dec 29, 2017, 14:42:26 IST
Hindustan Times, Chandigarh | By , Chandigarh
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The special investigation team (SIT) of Chandigarh police has arrested former Punjab and Haryana high court registrar (recruitment), Balwinder Kumar Sharma for his alleged involvement in the Haryana Civil Service (judicial) examination paper leak.

The matter reached the high court through a petition of Suman, a Pinjore resident, who had sought a CBI probe alleging that the paper leak was a “package deal” offered by those involved to some candidates. (Representative image)
The matter reached the high court through a petition of Suman, a Pinjore resident, who had sought a CBI probe alleging that the paper leak was a “package deal” offered by those involved to some candidates. (Representative image)

“We have arrested Sharma as his custodial interrogation was necessary following his non-cooperation in investigations,” said superintendent of police (SP) Ravi Kumar, who is heading the SIT.

Sharma will be produced in court on Friday afternoon. Chandigarh police had registered a case on September 19 on direction of Punjab and Haryana high court against Sharma, registrar (recruitment), and two candidates — Sunita (already arrested) and Sushila.

The matter reached the high court through a petition of Suman, a Pinjore resident, who had sought a CBI probe alleging that the paper leak was a “package deal” offered by those involved to some candidates.

The probe committee concluded that Sushila and her alleged co-conspirator Sunita were average students, who had not qualified any judicial exam in the past, but topped the exam. They were also average students at the Chandigarh-based coaching academy.

 
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