Two accused handed over to police for quizzing

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Two accused of medical admission scam related to the 2008 batch who had surrendered before the court, have been handed over to the police for further interrogation. The accused Mukesh Singh Jatav of Jaura in Morena district and Atul Raj Khatik of Naka Chandravadani, Gwalior have been handed over to police remand for four days.

Mukesh Jatav told the police that his father is a teacher in Pahargarh. He had passed class in 2000 and class 12 in 2002. He has passed BSc from Kailaras. later, he began to live in Naka Chandravadani Gwalior to prepare for PMT. There he met Gyan Singh who was a medical student of 2007 batch.

Gyan Chand told him to arrange Rs2.5 lakh for admission in the PMT. He took Rs10,000 from his father and gave the amount as advance Gyan Singh together with a vacant form, two photos and original mark sheet of 10th and 12th examination. Gyan Singh phoned him that he has been selected in PMT so he paid rest of the amount of Rs2.4 lakh to Gyan Singh before his counseling in Bhopal where he was allotted GR medical College which he joined in 2008.

He has passed second year after failing three times in medical college. Another accused Atul Raj Khatik told the police that his father is an accountant in AG office. He passed 10th examination in 2002 and 12thexamination in 2004. He was preparing for PMT. He came into the contact with Vinod Shakya of 2003 batch. Vinod Shakya took him to Rajendra Arya his senior and took PMT form and two photos in 2008. His center was kept Rewa but he did not go to Rewa for examination. He paid Rs50,000 as advance to Vinod Shakya. He had taken the amount from his father Karan Singh. later on Vinod Shakya he told him that he has been selected. He paid Rs2.5 lakh to Rajendra Arya by taking the money from his father. He joined the GR medical College in 2008.

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