Five arrested for nursing exam paper leak in Maharashtra

Five persons have been arrested in Parbhani, Maharashtra, after an examination supervisor allegedly photographed a nursing exam question paper and shared it via WhatsApp. The incident occurred during the first-year General Nursing…

Five persons have been arrested in Parbhani, Maharashtra, after an examination supervisor allegedly photographed a nursing exam question paper and shared it via WhatsApp. The incident occurred during the first-year General Nursing and Midwifery exam at the Indira Gandhi A.N.M. Nursing School on Friday.

5 arrested in Maharashtra for nursing exam paper leak via WhatsApp

According to police, supervisor Rakhi Chavan took the photo on her mobile phone soon after the exam began at 10:30 am and sent it to her sister Rani Chavan. Centre inspector Vishwajit Mathapati discovered the malpractice during an inspection and found the photo on the supervisor's phone. The exam continued without interruption.

Those arrested include Rakhi Chavan, Rani Chavan, Pratiksha Kiran Khillare, Ishwar Baraboina, and Dilip Borkar. A case has been registered under the Maharashtra Examination Act. Both India Today and The Federal carried the same PTI-sourced report.

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Both sources carry identical PTI copy, resulting in uniform straight reporting with no stance differences. The coverage is factual and neutral, focusing on the sequence of events and arrests. Neither outlet adds commentary or critical framing. A careful reader should note that the exam continued uninterrupted, suggesting the breach was contained quickly. Watch for updates on the investigation under the Maharashtra Examination Act, which carries strict penalties.

Coverage: 2 sources, 2 neutral


Sources (2): indiatoday.in (neutral report), thefederal.com (neutral report)

This story was synthesised by AI from the 2 sources linked above.

Updated: this story now draws on 2 sources.

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