TSPSC Paper Leak Case | Hyderabad, April 14 (Maxim News) The Special Investigation Team (SIT) officials have taken Sushmita and her husband Sai Laukik into custody in the TSPSC paper leak case. The Nampally court has granted permission to Sai Laukik and Sushmita couple for three days of SIT custody.
Sushmita and Sailaukik, who were arrested in the TSPSC paper leakage case, are currently in remand in Chanchal Guda jail. Sai Laukik and Sushmita from Khammam district purchased division Accounts Officer (DAO) paper from Praveen for Rs. 10 lacks and wrote the exam. SIT officials arrested both of them last Friday, this brings the number of accused to 17.
On the other hand, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) officials interrogated Commission Administration Assistant Secretary Satyanarayana and Section Officer Shankara Lakshmi in the case of leakage of TSPSC papers on April 13, they were interrogated from 2 pm to 10.30 pm on Thursday, The details of what happened in TSPSC before the paper leakage were brought out. (Maxim News)
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