MBBS Doctor Who Could Open Sealed Exam Boxes Without Breaking Seals Held in BPSC Paper Leak Case Bihar Police have arrested Dr Manish, a 2021-batch MBBS graduate of NMCH Patna, in the 2024 BPSC teacher recruitment paper leak case for his expertise in opening sealed question-paper boxes without breaking the seals. So far 296 people have been arrested in the case, while 15 key accused remain absconding. A key player in Bihar's 2024 BPSC teacher recruitment exam paper leak has been arrested, and investigators say his specialty was prising open sealed question-paper boxes without breaking the seal on top, then repacking them so no one would notice. The accused has been identified as Dr Manish, who is now in police custody. A doctor by training who got hooked on the paper leak trade Dr Manish is a 2021 batch MBBS graduate of NMCH Patna. He had a job as a doctor at a government hospital in Kaimur, but he quit that position and moved to Patna to prepare for NEET PG, drawn instead into the paper leak business. Investigators say he is a close friend of Dr Shiv, son of Sanjeev Mukhiya, the alleged mastermind of the NEET paper leak case. That friendship is what pulled him into the BPSC leak network. 30 students taken to a Hazaribagh hotel, Rs 50,000 charged per paper Police allege that just before the 2024 exam, Dr Manish brought 30 students from Patna to a hotel in Hazaribagh, where they were handed the question papers. Each question paper reportedly cost the students Rs 50,000. 296 arrested so far, 15 key accused still on the run Bihar Police have so far arrested 296 people in the BPSC teacher recruitment paper leak case, while 15 main accused remain absconding. The investigation found that Dr Manish carried out the leak together with Dr Shiv and Dr Shubham, with the trio operating in an organised fashion, each with a defined role. How they opened the box without touching the seal During the TRE-3 recruitment exam, the gang is said to have stopped a pickup vehicle carrying question papers at a highway hotel in Nagarnaisa. Using sophisticated tools, they pried the box open from the bottom in a way that left the seal on top completely untouched. They then photographed the question papers and repacked the box so cleanly that officials at the exam centre never suspected a thing. The leak came to light only much later. An experienced trio in the paper leak business Investigators say Dr Shiv, Dr Shubham and Dr Manish are not new to this racket, having operated in the paper leak market for a while. Their particular skill lies in opening sealed question-paper boxes without causing any damage, which sharply lowers the odds of getting caught. Dr Manish originally hails from Nehalpur village in Jehanabad district and, like Dr Shiv, studied at NMCH as part of the 2021 batch. Mobile location and CCTV footage cracked the case The case broke open when the Economic Offences Unit (EOU) combed through data of PMCH and NMCH students and Dr Manish's phone number surfaced. Tracking his location placed him both at Dr Shiv's flat and at the Hazaribagh hotel where the papers were handed over. CCTV footage from the Kohinoor Hotel confirmed his presence. He initially tried to mislead investigators during questioning, but broke down and confessed once he was confronted with the evidence. His bank accounts are now being examined, and the process to seize the proceeds of his alleged crime has also begun. Bihar's earlier links to the NEET paper leak Bihar's links to paper leaks had surfaced before this case too, when bundles of cash and fake admit cards were recovered from a bag in a separate matter, leading to the arrest of three solvers in Nalanda. What this means for you • Across India: This arrest raises fresh questions about how sealed question papers are guarded in government recruitment exams nationwide, which could push exam agencies to tighten box transport and sealing procedures. • In Bihar: For candidates linked to the BPSC teacher recruitment exam, the investigation matters directly, since after 296 arrests, catching the remaining 15 key absconding accused and punishing the guilty is what could restore trust in the recruitment process. Questions & Answers 1. Who is Dr Manish, arrested in the BPSC paper leak? Dr Manish is a 2021-batch MBBS doctor from NMCH Patna who has been arrested in the BPSC teacher recruitment paper leak case. 2. What was Dr Manish's specialty in the scam? He was skilled at opening sealed question-paper boxes without breaking the seal and then repacking them the same way. 3. What is Dr Manish's connection to Sanjeev Mukhiya? Dr Manish is a close friend of Dr Shiv, the son of Sanjeev Mukhiya, the alleged mastermind of the NEET paper leak case. 4. How much money was charged from students? Each question paper reportedly cost Rs 50,000, and 30 students were taken from Patna to a hotel in Hazaribagh. 5. How many people have been arrested in the case so far? So far 296 people have been arrested in the BPSC paper leak case, while 15 main accused remain absconding. 6. How was the question-paper box opened? During the TRE-3 exam, a pickup vehicle was stopped at a hotel in Nagarnaisa and the box was pried open from the bottom using sophisticated tools, leaving the top seal undamaged. 7. How was Dr Manish identified? The EOU pulled his number from PMCH and NMCH student data, and his mobile location plus CCTV footage from the Kohinoor Hotel confirmed his identity. 8. Where is Dr Manish originally from? He originally hails from Nehalpur village in Jehanabad district. https://trendkia.com/en/bihar/silabnda-boksa-bina-sila-tore-kholane-vala-mbbs-doktara-bpsc-pepara-lika-men-giraphtara-11781 TrendKia — Har trend, sabse pehle.