Bhiwandi Court Extends Custody Of TET Paper Leak Accused As Police Probe 150 Names Found In List
Bhiwandi: A court in Bhiwandi on Wednesday extended the police custody of two accused arrested in connection with the Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) 2026 paper leak case by five days as investigators sought more time to examine a list of around 150 names allegedly recovered from the residence of accused Ashok Babulal Sav. Two Accused Arrested After Remaining Absconding The two accused…
Two accused, Ashok Babulal Sav and Prakash Digambar Misal, arrested in the Maharashtra TET 2026 paper leak case, have their police custody extended by five days. Sav, 55, from Bihar and Misal, 45, from Beed, Maharashtra, were arrested on September 20 after evading capture. The court heard that investigators recovered a list with around 150 names from Sav's residence.
The names, belonging to individuals from various districts of Maharashtra, are under examination to establish their connection to the TET examination and their alleged roles in the wider network. Police are also scrutinizing the financial transactions and communication involving the accused to build a stronger case. With the latest extension, 18 individuals have been arrested so far in connection with the TET paper leak case.
The investigation, now overseen by a Special Investigation Team, extends across multiple states and continues to focus on the alleged financial network, the movement of the leaked question papers, and the possible involvement of individuals whose names have emerged during the probe.
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