New Delhi: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) today (November 23) arrested four persons, including three doctors, for allegedly leaking papers of the Combined Admission Test (CAT) for Indian Institutes of Management, claiming that a nation-wide racket involving crores of rupees has been busted.

The agency sleuths, on a tip off, raided a hotel in Mahipalpur area of South West Delhi, seized copies of the question papers and arrested the four persons while they were allegedly giving out the questions along with answers of CAT to four candidates, CBI said.

The four, including three doctors from Bihar, had been charging Rs two to Rs four lakhs for leaking the papers, they said.

The agency, in an First Information Report (FIR) said, it was a nation-wide racket and the gang was allegedly involved in leaking papers of other tests like All India Medical Exams, CBSE pre-medical and Bank Probationary Officers.

The arrests were made when thousands of candidates were taking the exams in several centres spread across the country.

PTI