Mumbai Police’s probe into the alleged MPSC Drug Inspector exam paper leak has uncovered links between arrested MPSC official Gopal Marathe and Kautilya Classes director Pravin Patil. Police suspect Marathe helped transfer money and the paper, while probing possible leaks in other exams.
Mumbai: The Mumbai Police’s investigation into the alleged Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) Drug Inspector examination paper leak has revealed a significant connection between the arrested MPSC official Gopal Marathe and accused Pravin Patil, the director of Kautilya Classes.
According to information emerging during the investigation, Marathe was reportedly a former student of Pravin Patil’s Kautilya Classes. Police suspect that Patil may have leaked the examination paper with the help of Marathe.
Constant contact between Patil and Marathe : Investigators have found that accused Pravin Patil and Gopal Marathe were allegedly in regular contact. Police are probing whether their association played a key role in the alleged paper leak.
The investigation has also revealed that Patil and Marathe are reportedly from the same village, raising further questions about their relationship and alleged coordination.
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