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Home / India / Multi State Ed Raids Conducted In Bihar Constable Recruitment Scam Linked Pmla Case

Multi-state ED raids conducted in Bihar constable recruitment ‘scam’ linked PMLA case   

Masterminds behind this alleged scam were also responsible for the NEET UG Paper Leak Scam of 2024
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Patna, Updated At : 11:26 AM Jun 19, 2025 IST
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The Enforcement Directorate on Thursday conducted multi-state raids in connection with a money laundering investigation into an alleged scam in the recruitment of constables in Bihar during 2023, official sources said.

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At least a dozen locations in Patna and Nalanda in Bihar, Ranchi (Jharkhand), Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh) and Kolkata (West Bengal) are being covered under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), the sources said.

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The masterminds behind this alleged scam were also responsible for the NEET UG Paper Leak Scam of 2024, they said.

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#BiharConstableScam#ExamScandal#MoneyLaunderingInvestigation#NEETUGPaperLeak#PatnaRaid#RecruitmentScamBiharNewsCriminalInvestigationEDRaidsEnforcementDirectorate

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