7 students detained for paper leakage are escorted by police to the exam.

In the presence of an Amboli police team, seven BMS students who were among the 13 arrested for alleged involvement in the question paper breach appeared for their exam on Monday. On police request, the court permitted the students to take the exam so that they would not suffer academically. The parent of one of the detained students stated, aPolice informed us on Sunday that they had submitted a request to the court to enable them to take the exam and received a favorable responsea. The seven students, computer technician Kalpesh Bagul (31), who is the main suspect in the case, Mohammed Khatri alias Ali (20), who allegedly purchased the papers, and four others were produced before the Andheri metropolitan magistrates court in the evening and released on bail. aBagul was apprehended after we located the source from which the paper was sent via WhatsApp. He sold nine exam question papers (BAF and BMS) to Khatri, according to a police officer at the Amboli police station.Police have seized the computer system, mobile phones, and the source of the paper sent as evidence. The breach was uncovered on November 16 when an administrator at an Andheri college examination venue became dubious after discovering a student’s mobile phone in his compass box. The supervisor notified the college president, who then informed the board. The investigation revealed that the girl had uploaded the exam paper to Facebook Messenger before purging it from the WhatsApp group, the officer said.