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| BOPEE Paper leak scam: Politicians, businessmen could land up in CB net | | | Peerzada Ummer
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, June 12: Several influential people including the politicians and businessmen have come under the Crime Branch scanner as investigations into the BOPEE 2010 paper leak scam are about to conclude.
Sources in the Crime Branch revealed that earlier the investigation was moving at snail's pace due to the political intervention marring the process. "Since the new government took over, it made several transfers including in the Crime Branch department. The sole objective of such a process within the crime branch was to open the files which earlier were gathering dust on the office shelves," sources told Early Times, adding that 2010 BOPEE paper leak scam is one of them.
Reports also informed that the CB has accessed the bank details of the people who continue to remain under scanner since the 2010 BOPEE scam surfaced. " We have also got the transaction details of some persons who are under the radar. A major breakthrough is expected in the cases in very near future," one of the officials wishing not to be named said.
He maintained further that there are some names of the influential persons in the list on whom the axe is likely to fall. It was maintained that several accused were also called for the questioning and vital leads are being investigated thoroughly.
IG Crime Branch, Muneer Khan had earlier said that that there were complaints received over BOPEE 2010 exams and the investigations into the case are going.
Asked whether the investigations were halted for a while, Khan said the file was never closed and the Crime Branch is probing the matter thoroughly.
While refusing to divulge further information, he had said the process of investigations is going on and nothing could be said till the final conclusion.
Pertinently, earlier the reports came to fore that Crime Branch caught hold of the 10 students including eight girls, allegedly involved in the CET paper leak scam during 2010.
Reports had informed that after the CET scam of 2012 got unearthed, the Crime Branch got vital inputs about the similar mess at BOPEE during 2010. The students reportedly involved in the paper leak racket hail from south Kashmir's Anantnag, Kulgam and Shopian districts.
The preliminary investigation report under FIR number 7/2014 was registered in state's Crime Branch department.
Reports had claimed that the Crime Branch had received inputs about the fraudulent admissions done in 2010 through CET, but the matter was hushed up owing to some political and bureaucratic pressure.
Soon after the CET 2012 scam surfaced, the Crime Branch officials opened up the files of 2010 as well. |
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