The police on Friday arrested one Saurabh Mishra, who, after coming in contact with the MP professional examination scam mafia, left his service as medical representative with a multinational medical company, and took medical admission through PMT by paying money.
Saurabh had passed PMT examination in 2010 batch by paying Rs15 lakh. He had taken the admission in Gwalior medical college, but since 2010 he could not pass the first semester till date. The GRMC administration gave this information to the police. When the police conducted enquiry the fact of passing the PMT examination through a racket came to light. The police arrested Saurabh from his Deen Dayal Nagar bungalow in Gohad of Bhind district on Friday morning.
He is regarded as a neurology expert. After passing BSc Saurabh became MR in a multinational medical company. Meanwhile, he came into contact with the medical scandal mafia and passed the PMT examination by paying 15 lakhs.
Addl SP city Virendra Jain said that the police arrested Saurabh Mishra of 2010 batch on Friday morning. He had passed PMT examination by paying Rs15 lakh.
The police are in a fix due to the disappearance of the documents of 2006 batch students. The special investigation team had arrested Vishal Yadav, Shailendra, Niranjan and Chankha. They had given important information during interrogation. When the police demanded documents from professional examination board they could not give any reply. Ultimately the STF came to know that the documents are missing. After that the police took Chand Khan on remand and interrogated him. He told the police that most of the fake students of 2006 batch disappeared from the professional examination board at their instance.
The police are making the students accused on the basis of statements of accused and memorandum, but according to legal experts the police cannot charge them on the basis of memorandum. The accused would be discharged as soon as the witness goes hostile.