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ବଣିକ୍ କୋଚିଂ ସେଣ୍ଟରରେ ରେଡ୍ | ସୁବ୍ରତ ଛାଟୋଇଙ୍କ ପାଇଁ ବଢିଲା ଅଡ଼ୁଆ Crime Branch Raid on Vanik Coaching Institute Bhubaneswar Odisha Police SI Exam Scam: Crime Branch Raids Coaching Centre In Bhubaneswar
Officials of the Odisha Crime Branch on Thursday conducted raid at ‘Vanik’ Coaching Institute in Bhubaneswar during the ongoing probe into the police sub-inspector (SI) recruitment exam scam.
Sources said the search operation was launched following information about suspected role of the coaching centre in facilitating irregularities during the police recruitment process. The raid was carried out based on statements reportedly made by several job aspirants arrested in connection with the SI recruitment scam. Some of the arrested candidates have claimed that certain coaching centres had sponsored them. The investigating team is verifying the veracity of the statements made by some of the arrested candidates and further steps will be taken based on the outcome of this verification, said an official.
As per information, a Crime Branch team examined the database of students who had enrolled at the Vanik Institute, located near CRP Square in the capital city.
The team seized certain documents related to job aspirants allegedly involved in the scam., Crime Branch DSP Narendra Behera said after the three-hour operation.
This apart, the institute’s HR and Administrative Officer, Accounts Manager, and Marketing Manager have been summoned to appear before the Crime Branch at its Cuttack office for questioning, he said. Reacting to the development, Vanik Institute owner Subrat Chhatoi said the Crime Branch has taken action based on statements made by 12 candidates, and similar steps should be taken in case of other coaching institutes involved in irregularities. “I am ready to face action if any wrongdoing is proven. I have nothing to hide,” he said.
Notably, the Berhampur District and Sessions Judge Court on Wednesday rejected the bail pleas of 119 persons arrested in connection with the alleged SI recruitment scam and remanded them to judicial custody. Of them, 114 are candidates, while five are suspected to be middlemen.
The recruitment examination had earlier been postponed after suspicions of a question paper leak surfaced, leading to the arrests.
Crime Branch raids ‘Vanik’ coaching centre in Bhubaneswar. The Odisha Crime Branch on Thursday raided the ‘Vanik’ Coaching Centre near CRP Square in Bhubaneswar as part of its ongoing probe into the alleged Police Sub-Inspector (SI) recruitment scam. The operation was launched following credible inputs about the centre’s possible involvement in facilitating irregularities during the recruitment process. Focus on Exam Fixing Allegations
Sources said the raid was conducted after allegations emerged that the centre had been involved in exam fixing and helping candidates gain unfair advantages. Officials are examining whether the institute played a role in manipulating candidate selection through illegal means. Suspected Links with Panchsoft Head Investigators are also probing alleged connections between Vanik’s owner and Panchsoft’s chief, Shankar Prusty, who is already under the Crime Branch scanner in the same case. Reports indicate that several candidates travelling to Andhra Pradesh had affiliations with the coaching institute. In a significant development in the ongoing Police Sub-Inspector (SI) recruitment scam investigation, the Odisha Crime Branch conducted a raid on Thursday at the ‘Vanik Coaching Centre’ near CRP Square in Bhubaneswar. Police SI Recruitment Scam: Odisha Crime Branch Raids Vanik Coaching The operation was initiated based on credible intelligence that the institute may have facilitated malpractices during the recruitment process. Officials are investigating serious allegations that the centre was involved in “exam fixing” and providing candidates with unfair advantages, potentially manipulating the selection through illegal means.
The probe has also widened to examine the alleged connections between the owner of Vanik and Shankar Prusty, the chief of Panchsoft, who is already under the scanner in the same case. Reports suggest that several candidates who travelled to Andhra Pradesh in connection with the scam had affiliations with the coaching institute. Emphasizing the seriousness of the investigation, DSP Narendra Behera of the Crime Branch stated, “We are conducting a detailed inquiry and reviewing the centre’s records from the last five years. A scam is a scam; there is no small or big.” He added that the focus is on identifying all involved individuals to uncover the mastermind behind the operation, ensuring fairness for honest job aspirants.
The findings from this raid are anticipated to expose the depth of malpractice within Odisha’s competitive exam coaching industry, raising urgent concerns about the integrity of state-level recruitment processes.
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