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TET paper leak: Opposition legislators protest, walk out of Maharashtra Assembly Senior leaders alleged that those behind the TET and NEET leaks are linked to the BJP, and demanded a comprehensive investigation into the examination process

TET paper-leak scam: What it’s all about, how Maharashtra Police busted it? | Explained The Maharashtra TET paper leak case unpacks how the examination was allegedly compromised and why investigators suspect a wider interstate network

Maharashtra Minister Privately Admitted He Didn't Know TET Exam Papers ... Maharashtra BJP leader Sudhir Mungantiwar on Wednesday claimed that state School Education Minister Dada Bhuse privately told him he was not aware that the examination papers of the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET), which was postponed after alleged paper leak, were printed in Agra He said the minister's admission exposed serious lapses in the functioning of the school education department. Bhuse, who belongs to the Shiv Sena led by Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, was not available for a comment on the issue. The TET 2026 in Maharashtra was postponed on Saturday, a day before it was to be held, after police in Thane district found that a part of its question paper had been leaked. With the development affecting six lakh candidates, Opposition leaders trained their guns on the BJP-led government, saying it was busy breaking political parties instead of ensuring foolproof examinations. Bhiwandi Police in Thane district have so far arrested four persons, originally from Bihar and Haryana, including the wife of one of the absconding accused. An SIT is investigating the case as the prima facie investigat…

'MCOCA against culprits': Shinde as 3 arrested in Maharashtra TET paper leak Maharashtra's Teachers Eligibility Test (TET) was postponed just 24 hours before its scheduled date due to a suspected paper leak. Deputy chief minister Eknath Shinde vowed strict action, considering the stringent MCOCA. Opposition leaders Rahul Gandhi and Arvind Kejriwal criticised the ruling BJP, highlighting a pattern of exam irregularities and questioning the government's ability to manage national systems.

Maharashtra TET 2026 exam postponed day before test ... - Rediff The Teacher Eligibility Test 2026 in Maharashtra has been postponed following a major paper leak discovered during a police raid in Bhiwandi. The Teacher Eligibility Test 2026 in Maharashtra was postponed on Saturday, just a day before it was scheduled to take place, after parts of the question paper were allegedly leaked, leading to the arrest of three persons from Bhiwandi and the busting of an "inter-state syndicate". Police have formed a Special Investigation Team (SIT), while multiple police teams have been dispatched to different states to trace the source of the leak and nab the mastermind behind this racket. As many as six lakh candidates were scheduled to appear for the examination across 1,728 centres at 37 locations, officials said. Coming almost two months after an alleged NEET-UG paper leak led to the cancellation of the initial exam, the development triggered a political firestorm, with the Opposition accusing the BJP of being busy in breaking parties instead of conducting exams in a foolproof manner. Bhiwandi Police in Thane district arrested three individuals, originally from Bihar and Haryana, w…

Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test postponed day before exam after suspicion of paper leak The decision to postpone the exam a day before the exam was taken after an investigation and search by the Bhiwandi Police in Thane district found people in possession of questions similar to those in the TET paper

Now, TET paper has leaked too: 3 arrested, inter state syndicate busted ... The Maharashtra government on Saturday postponed the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) 2026, a day before it was scheduled to be held, after police uncovered that the question paper had been leaked. The police arrested three people linked to what authorities described as an interstate syndicate. The development affects around six lakh candidates and comes weeks after the nationwide controversy over the leak of the NEET-UG examination paper. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis ordered the formation of a Special Investigation Team (SIT), headed by Thane Joint Commissioner of Police Panjabrao Ugale, to probe the leak. Fadnavis also spoke to School Education Minister Dada Bhuse and Director General of Police Sadanand Date, directing them to take strict action against those involved. Must Watch:Dharmendra Pradhan On NEET Controversy, Paper Mafia And Rahul Gandhi's Criticism Three arrested, inter-state syndicate uncovered According to an official release, Bhiwandi Police arrested three individuals from Bihar and Haryana after receiving a tip-off that leaked TET question papers were being offered for …

Maharashtra minister privately admitted he didn't know TET exam papers ... ANI Maharashtra minister privately admitted he didn't know TET exam papers printed in Agra, says BJP MLA Mumbai: Maharashtra BJP leader Sudhir Mungantiwar on Wednesday claimed that state School Education Minister Dada Bhuse privately told him he was not aware that the examination papers of the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET), which was postponed after alleged paper leak, were printed in Agra. He said the minister's admission exposed serious lapses in the functioning of the school education department. Read more: Extortion syndicates based abroad behind firing incidents in Maharashtra: CM Fadnavis Bhuse, who belongs to the Shiv Sena led by Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, was not available for a comment on the issue. The TET 2026 in Maharashtra was postponed on Saturday, a day before it was to be held, after police in Thane district found that a part of its question paper had been leaked. Live Events With the development affecting six lakh candidates, Opposition leaders trained their guns on the BJP-led government, saying it was busy breaking political parties instead of ensuring foolproof examinations. B…

Maharashtra Teachers Eligibility Test 2026 Postponed Just A Day Before ... Maharashtra TET 2026: The Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET 2025), scheduled to begin on June 28, has been postponed by the Maharashtra State Council of Examination (MSCE), Pune, after concerns emerged over a possible question paper leak. #BREAKING : Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) 2026, scheduled for June 28, has been postponed after authorities found that some individuals in Bhiwandi possessed questions matching the exam paper. A police case has been registered, and the examination has been deferred… pic.twitter.com/dpCFtbgRAN — IANS (@ians_india) June 27, 2026 Official MSCE Public Notice The Maharashtra State Board of Examinations issued a public notice regarding the matter. As per the notice: “Through the Maharashtra State Examination Council, it is proposed to conduct the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) 2026 on 28th June 2026 at a total of 1028 centers across the state of Maharashtra. Keeping in view the irregularities in the NEET 2026 examination, all security measures were taken by the Maharashtra State Examination Council.” It further states: “However, on 27th June 2026, on the bas…

'Any exam left?' Opposition tears into BJP over Maharashtra TET 'paper leak' Maharashtra's Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) exam, scheduled for June 28, has been postponed following a suspected paper leak in Bhiwandi. Police seized materials matching exam questions, prompting the Maharashtra State Council of Examination to cancel the test for transparency. Both the Cockroach Janta Party and Congress have slammed the BJP-led state government over the incident, calling it "incapable" and the "Paper Leak Government."

Maharashtra Teachers Eligibility Test postponed after paper leak day ... The Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET 2026), which was scheduled for June 28, has been postponed by the Maharashtra State Council of Examination (MSCE), Pune, after concerns emerged over a possible question paper leak. The decision comes amid serious allegations that questions linked to the exam were recovered from individuals in Thane district. Officials said the Education Department is currently verifying whether the recovered material is the actual TET question paper or only a mock test paper. A final decision on the situation will depend on this verification process. According to MSCE, the matter came to light after police conducted a raid in Bhiwandi on the morning of June 27 based on confidential information. Officials from the Maharashtra State Council of Examination were also called to the site during the operation. Preliminary investigations reportedly found that certain questions in the possession of the suspects matched those prepared for the TET 2026 examination. Following this discovery, the issue was treated with urgency and escalated for further action. A case has been registered a…

TET Paper Leak: Opposition targets Maharashtra Government over 'theft ... Minutes after the Maharashtra State Council of Examination (MSCE)postponed the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET)scheduled for Sunday following an alleged paper leak, the Opposition launched a sharp attack on the Devendra Fadnavis government, accusing it of failing to ensure a fair examination process and demanding an impartial probe. Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi described the alleged leak as “a theft of the youth’s future”.“Once again a paper has been leaked, once again an examination has been cancelled. This time it is Maharashtra’s TET. The country’s education and examination system has become a racket of extortion, leaving every young aspirant insecure. This is not just a paper leak; it is a theft of the future of our youth,” he said. Drawing parallels with the recent NEET controversy, Maharashtra Congress president Harshvardhan Sapkal demanded an immediate and impartial investigation into the alleged leak. He alleged that the BJP-led government had failed to conduct examinations without controversy and warned that the Congress would launch statewide protests if those responsible were not brought to b…

Maharashtra TET Paper Leak: Fourth Arrest Made As Mastermind's Wife ... Thane : In a major breakthrough in the Maharashtra TET paper leak, the Thane Police on Monday arrested masterminding Bijender Kumar Gupta's wife, Suman Kumari, from Bihar. Times Now accessed the image of the couple. The TET paper leak mastermind's wife was taken into custody in Patna. After the arrest, she has been brought to Thane for questioning. Notably, it is the fourth arrest in the TET paper leak case. Meanwhile, the alleged mastermind of the paper leak is still absconding. Breaking It Down What actions is Maharashtra considering against the accused? What measures will be taken to prevent future exam leaks? How did police confirm the authenticity of the leaked papers? Created with AI. Maharashtra TET Paper Leak: 4th Arrest Made As Mastermind's Wife Held; Times Now Accesses Couple's Photo How Bhiwandi Police Busted Rs 1.5 Crore Paper Leak Racket: Times Now accessed the details of the FIR filed in the matter. The FIR revealed how Bhiwandi Police executed a carefully planned undercover operation to bust the paper leak racket. As per the FIR, acting on a confidential tip-off barely 24 hours before the Mahara…

Theft of youth's future: Rahul on Maharashtra TET 'paper leak' Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday described the alleged paper leak and postponement of the Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) as “theft” with the future of youngsters. “Another paper leak. Another exam cancelled. This time, Maharashtra’s TET. “The country’s education and examination system has been turned into a system of extortion, leaving every youngster in the country insecure,” the leader of opposition in the Lok Sabha said in a post in Hindi on X. “This is not just a paper leak, it is the theft of the youth’s future,” he added. The TET-2026, scheduled for Sunday in Maharashtra, was postponed after a raid in Bhiwandi town of Thane district found that certain individuals possessed several questions purportedly similar to those from the actual paper, officials said. Police in Bhiwandi have registered a case against three individuals in this connection, they said. In a statement, the Maharashtra State Council of Examination (MSCE) said it is committed to conducting the examination with complete transparency. “Given the gravity of the situation and the necessity for an in-depth probe, the exam sch…

MAHA TET Exam 2026 Postponed Due to Paper Leak News, Check ... - Adda247 Table of Contents Toggle The Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (MAHA TET) 2026 has been postponed just one day before its scheduled examination following an alleged paper leak. The Maharashtra State Council of Examination (MSCE), Pune, issued an official notification on 27 June 2026, announcing that the examination scheduled for 28 June 2026 will no longer be conducted as planned. The decision comes after the Bhiwandi Police uncovered suspected confidential examination material during a raid conducted early on 27 June. Preliminary verification by MSCE officials reportedly found that some of the recovered questions matched those prepared for the June 2026 TET examination. With the investigation now underway, the examination authority has chosen to defer the exam to ensure complete transparency and fairness for all candidates. MAHA TET 2026 Postponement: Highlights Particulars Details Exam Name Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (MAHA TET) 2026 Conducting Authority Maharashtra State Council of Examination (MSCE), Pune Scheduled Exam Date 28 June 2026 Current Status Postponed Reason for Postponement Alleged…

Maharashtra TET paper leak timeline tracks arrests, SIT probe and ... News Desk Last Updated: 29 June 2026, 10:52 AM IST Share Three arrests, cancelled exam and an SIT probe expose an alleged multi-state Maharashtra TET paper leak racket. Thane Police apprehends three individuals in connection with the alleged Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) question paper leak, in Bhiwandi on Saturday. (ANI Video Grab) Mumbai, June 29: The investigation into the alleged leak of the 2026 Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) question paper has widened, with the Thane police forming a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe what officials believe is a multi-state examination racket. The case came to light on June 27, a day before the scheduled examination, when the police arrested three men from Kongaon village near Bhiwandi and allegedly recovered four copies of the TET-2026 question paper. Education department officials later confirmed that the seized papers matched the original examination paper. The arrested accused have been identified as Akash Kumar (30) and Rajiv Shah (45), both from Patna in Bihar, and Dhiraj Kumar (28) from Panipat in Haryana. According to investigators, …

Maharashtra TET 2026 paper leak: Fourth accused arrested ... - Careers360 Press Trust of India |June 30, 2026 | 07:50 PM IST| 1 min read Police continue the investigation into the Maharashtra TET 2026 question paper leak case. Thane:Bhiwandi Police in Thane district, probing the TET 2026 question paper leak case, apprehended the wife of one of the absconding accused from Bihar, taking the number of persons arrested so far to four, an officer said on Tuesday. The arrested woman was brought to Bhiwandi on a transit remand and produced before a magistrate in Bhiwandi. She was remanded in police custody till July 6. A search for two more accused is underway, the officer added without elaborating. Police arrested three individuals from Bhiwandi after the question paper of the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) was found to be leaked on Saturday, a day before the exam was scheduled to take place across Maharashtra, forcing authorities to postpone it. Also readAfter paper leak, Maharashtra TET likely to be held online: Education minister Dadaji Bhuse An SIT is investigating the case as the prima facie investigation pointed to the involvement of an inter-state racket. According to police…

Maharashtra TET case: Cops hunt for Bihar man behind paper leaks in 4 states for 25 year Three suspects arrested in the TET paper leak case have been remanded in police custody until July 6. The Maharashtra State Council of Examination was forced to cancel the June 28 exam, impacting over six lakh candidates. Investigators are tracing the alleged mastermind and other wanted accused across multiple states, seeking to uncover the source of the leak and the money trail.