Rajasthan's police warns that NEET aspirants do not fall for paper leakage fraud

The National Board of Examinations and Rajasthan Cyber ​​Crime Branch explained that fraudsters try to defraud the students and parents of money by saying that the Neet paper has been published online and can be preserved for an amount.

It was made clear that this examination process is extremely safe and confidential and, according to an official explanation, there is no way of leaving paper.

The national test for the approval merging is a nationwide examination, which was carried out in all medical institutions for admission to medical training in the basic course. National Testing Agency is carried out.

General Director of the police Hemant Priyadarshi said that fraudsters through the telegram app and the social media platforms spread misleading information about paper and try to control the public from lachs from rupees.

The high -ranking policeman said that the examination takes place on May 4th throughout the country and that the spread of false information about the leak of paper with students and parents has increased.

In the explanation, Priyadarshi said that a number of fraudulent telegram channels were created to commit fraud before the exam.

A channel called “Neet PG leaked materials” operated, and about 20,600 members are connected, he emphasized.

He said that fraudsters are demanding in such channels £50,000-70,000 from the students.

The DGP warned aspirants and their family members to share information such as roll numbers or bank details with others, and demanded that suspicious screenshots, group connections, bank account, UPI -ID and ArrightTails are shared to Cyber ​​-Helpline number 1930, Cyber ​​Crime Reporting Portal or nearest police station.

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