Rajasthan Paramedical Cheating Scam: Four arrested, Prabha Devi Memorial PG College centre debarred

Suviral Shukla | June 30, 2026 | 02:16 PM IST | 1 min read

RUHS Paramedical Cheating Scam 2026: The accused collected money from about 40 to 45 candidates and allegedly planned to organise copying during the exam by arranging support inside test centre.

Rajasthan University of Health Sciences (RUHS) paramedical exams 2026 was scheduled to begin on June 29. (Representational image: Magnific)

Jaipur police have arrested four people, including the head of the paramedical department at S Karan College, in connection with an alleged cheating racket ahead of the Rajasthan University of Health Sciences (RUHS) paramedical exams 2026, ANI reported.

The Rajasthan Paramedical Council has cancelled the examination centre at Prabha Devi Memorial PG College in Jaipur with immediate effect following complaints of paper irregularities and police action, as per the report.

According to the Police officials in the report, the cheating racket collected money from about 40 to 45 candidates and planned to organise copying during the paramedical exam by arranging support inside the examination hall.

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Krishna Kumar Saini, head of the paramedical department at S Karan College, Shankar Lal Jat, a lecturer in the radiology department at the same college, Ramkrishna Mandiwal, associated with Prabha Memorial PG College and Devkrishna Mandiwal, administrator of Prabha Memorial PG College have been arrested in the Rajasthan Paramedical examination scam 2026, the report read.

Prashant Kiran, deputy commissioner of Police (Jaipur West), said in the report: “Police received information on June 27 about a group allegedly collecting money from students by promising assistance during the RUHS paramedical examinations scheduled to begin on June 29. The candidates reportedly had pending first-year papers and were allegedly assured help to clear the examinations.”

The report further stated that during the investigation, the police recovered two diaries with names of examination candidates and details of money allegedly collected from students.

“Police also seized mobile phones, records of cash transactions, and PDF copies of candidates’ admit cards,” the report added.

A case was registered at Khorabisal Police Station, following which Devkrishna Mandiwal and Ramkrishna Mandiwal were arrested, it said.

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