Rajasthan Recruitment Scam: Nine Arrested in High Court LDC Exam Fraud
The Rajasthan Police Special Operations Group arrested nine individuals for alleged fraud in the High Court LDC recruitment exam. The investigation continues, with over 18 others under suspicion. The scam involved acquiring exam papers illegally and solving them via Bluetooth technology. The main orchestrator is already jailed.
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The Special Operations Group (SOG) of the Rajasthan Police has apprehended nine individuals accused of illicitly obtaining employment as lower division clerks (LDCs) in the high court.
More than 18 others are currently being scrutinized for their suspected involvement in the High Court LDC recruitment exam scam of 2022. The group allegedly secured exam papers illegally.
According to Additional Director General V.K. Singh, the accused used electronic means such as Bluetooth to solve the papers for candidates. Raids across nine districts have been conducted in relation to the case.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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