The center of the NEET scam is the Jalaram School in Godhra Gujarat The School is founded and funded by the Jay Jalaram Education Trust
The Jalaram Trust and its main trustee are allegedly close to the BJP
The Panchmahal police on May 10 2024 formed a special investigation team (SIT) to probe the controversial NEET cheating scam that came to light on May 9 in Gujarat’s Godhra.
Probing into the matter, the SIT has started the interrogation of Parshuram Roy, and the offices of Roy Overseas were sealed, seizing documents, laptops, and other valuables from the sites, and are sent to FSL (Forensic Science Laboratory) for investigation.
Gujarat police have arrested five people, including the school principal of Jalaram School in Godhra town in Gujarat’s Panchmahal district, for allegedly trying to help students clear the NEET-UG examination. The exam was held on May 5.
Jay Jalram School in Godhra the center of the NEET leak is founded and funded by a Gujarat based trust named Jay Jalram Education Trust also based in Godhra
According to the police, the students were instructed to leave blanks on answer sheets for a teacher to complete later in a pay-for-pass plot.
This comes amid ongoing National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) UG exam controversies, where the people have alleged paper leak.
The arrested accused include school teacher Tushar Bhatt, Parshuram Roy of Roy Overseas, an education consultancy firm, and Purshottam Sharma, the school principal.
Godhra town superintendent of police (SP) Himanshu Solanki said that the action came after the Panchmahal district collector got information regarding the cheating scam.“The district education officer reached the spot and upon checking Bhatt’s phone, found a list of 30 students. The officials also recovered Rs.7 lakh cash from his car,” said Solanki. Following the arrest of the school principal and the teacher, the police arrested Roy and seized eight blank cheques and another set of cheques worth Rs.2.30 crore from him.
The SP said many cheques were signed by the parents whose children had appeared for NEET-UG exams at Jalaram School.According to the police, Roy introduced the NEET aspirants to Bhatt, a physics teacher at the school and deputy superintendent for the exam appointed by the National Testing Agency (NTA).
Roy Overseas Services 403-404, 4th Floor, Atlantis Heights, Opp. Vadiwadi Fire Station, Sarabhai Main Road Vadodara, Gujarat is a leading educational consultancy based in Vadodara. Founded in 2012, it helps students by placing them in reputed universities and colleges worldwide. With a wide network of partner institutions across 20+ countries, we offer global opportunities for medical admissions and other courses.
As per their website Roy Overseas Services is specialized in offering admission solutions in various (Indian)Medical colleges through Management or Foreign National, Sponsored, NRI quota in India as well as in Overseas Countries like Philippines, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, China, Georgia, Ukraine, Bangladesh, Belarus, Kazakhstan & Nepal. We place students as per their skill set, preference of location and budget into the right fit Medical College.
The whole NEET scam/ leak seems to be closely aligned to the ruling dispensation in Gujarat and Delhi
Which explains why Dharmendra Pradhan the BJP Education Minister is desperate to avoid a probe into the leak and its ramifications despite the leaks occurring in Gujarat and Bihar
And so are the BJP IT cell trolls
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