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EAMCET Paper Leak: Five More Brokers Arrested
Five more brokers, including a practicing orthopaedician, were today arrested by Telangana CID in connection with its ongoing probe into the leakage of the Medical Common Entrance Test (TS EAMCET-II) question papers.
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EAMCET Paper Leak: One More Held; Total Arrests Go Up To 14
Telangana CID, which is probing the EAMCET-II question paper leak, today arrested one more broker, taking the total number of arrests in connection with the case to 14.
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Telangana Sets Fresh Date For Common Entrance Test After Question Paper Leak
Telangana Government today announced cancellation of the Engineering, Agriculture and Medical Common Entrance Test (EAMCET-II) examination after the question paper was leaked last week.
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Third Accused Arrest In Medical Paper Leak Case in Hyderabad
Telangana CID, probing the leak of medical EAMCET-II question paper, today arrested a 52-year-old "broker" for allegedly collecting Rs 1.73 crore from parents of 14 students, taking total number of persons in custody to three.
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EAMCET Paper Leak: Five More Brokers Arrested
Five more brokers, including a practicing orthopaedician, were today arrested by Telangana CID in connection with its ongoing probe into the leakage of the Medical Common Entrance Test (TS EAMCET-II) question papers.
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EAMCET Paper Leak: One More Held; Total Arrests Go Up To 14
Telangana CID, which is probing the EAMCET-II question paper leak, today arrested one more broker, taking the total number of arrests in connection with the case to 14.
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Telangana Sets Fresh Date For Common Entrance Test After Question Paper Leak
Telangana Government today announced cancellation of the Engineering, Agriculture and Medical Common Entrance Test (EAMCET-II) examination after the question paper was leaked last week.
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Third Accused Arrest In Medical Paper Leak Case in Hyderabad
Telangana CID, probing the leak of medical EAMCET-II question paper, today arrested a 52-year-old "broker" for allegedly collecting Rs 1.73 crore from parents of 14 students, taking total number of persons in custody to three.
