GUWAHATI: An accused in the Assam Public Service Commission (APSC) cash-for-job scam Rajarshi Sen Deka, son of former Congress minister Nilamani Sen Deka, used to be despatched to judicial custody on Sunday.
After evading arrest since police introduced a crackdown at the erring APSC officers, he had surrendered on November 13.
"He will be produced before the court again after 14 days," police resources stated. Out of the overall 23 accused arrested so far, no less than 22 have completed their police remand and despatched to judicial custody. Two extra accused were absconding till the time of submitting the record. They are, alternatively, expected to give up before a court docket shortly.
Sources stated that all the accused officers have revealed a number of names of people that acted because the middlemen right through their interrogation. The Dibrugarh Police have now introduced an intense manhunt to nab some 12 persons who were allegedly named as 'middlemen'.
"These people used to contact the candidates individually and fixed the deal as per their job designations. Higher the posts, the higher the bribe. The bribes used to be ranging between Rs 15 to 40 lakh for a government job. After finalizing the deals, these middlemen used to introduce the candidates with key accused Rakesh Paul who had helped them in tampering the selection," resources stated.
One such middleman known as Sudeep Das used to be found to be serious about most of the deals in the cash for activity scam that took place right through 2013-2015. A resident of the city's Ananda Nagar space, Das has been absconding since Paul fell into police internet last yr.
"No one has seen him for a long time. Though some of his family members were staying, they were also to be seen for a few weeks now," an area from the Ananda Nagar space alleged. Sources imagine Das left the state way back.
The investigation revealed that Sudeep were given in touch with Paul after the latter met him at an airport the place Sudeep used to be reportedly running as a member of the ground staff. Sources added as both of them shared family hyperlinks in Meghalaya, it took no time for them to join arms.
After evading arrest since police introduced a crackdown at the erring APSC officers, he had surrendered on November 13.
"He will be produced before the court again after 14 days," police resources stated. Out of the overall 23 accused arrested so far, no less than 22 have completed their police remand and despatched to judicial custody. Two extra accused were absconding till the time of submitting the record. They are, alternatively, expected to give up before a court docket shortly.
Sources stated that all the accused officers have revealed a number of names of people that acted because the middlemen right through their interrogation. The Dibrugarh Police have now introduced an intense manhunt to nab some 12 persons who were allegedly named as 'middlemen'.
"These people used to contact the candidates individually and fixed the deal as per their job designations. Higher the posts, the higher the bribe. The bribes used to be ranging between Rs 15 to 40 lakh for a government job. After finalizing the deals, these middlemen used to introduce the candidates with key accused Rakesh Paul who had helped them in tampering the selection," resources stated.
One such middleman known as Sudeep Das used to be found to be serious about most of the deals in the cash for activity scam that took place right through 2013-2015. A resident of the city's Ananda Nagar space, Das has been absconding since Paul fell into police internet last yr.
"No one has seen him for a long time. Though some of his family members were staying, they were also to be seen for a few weeks now," an area from the Ananda Nagar space alleged. Sources imagine Das left the state way back.
The investigation revealed that Sudeep were given in touch with Paul after the latter met him at an airport the place Sudeep used to be reportedly running as a member of the ground staff. Sources added as both of them shared family hyperlinks in Meghalaya, it took no time for them to join arms.
APSC scam: Ex-minister’s son sent to judicial custody
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