him. Thus, he received Rs 1 million. In 2010, Dr. Sagar gave forms of 40 students. This time 20 lakh was paid. In 2012, Dr. Sagar took contract of 60 students, Shilpkar gave roll numbers of 20 boys. They paid 30 lakh and 10 lakh respectively. Nitin Mohindra / Nitin Mahendra (Principal System Analyst) and Ajay Sen (Senior System Analyst) Vyapam programmer Yashwant Parnekar and clerk Yuvraj Hingve said in their statements that the computers of Mahindra and Sen were not linked with the main server of Vyapam. These two officers could access the data stored in 25 other computers at Vyapam but the data in their computers could not be accessed by anyone. Taking advantage of this, they allotted roll numbers and examination centers as per their wish. Others Dr. G S Khanuja On 13 September 2014, Special Task Force (STF) arrested the COO of Aurbindo hospital located in Indore. His son secured 12th rank in the medical examination of 2012 through unfair means. Harshit Shrivastava Harshit Shrivastava is a resident of Bhopal and has been appearing in cases of forgery since the last few years. His father, late Bhushan Shrivastava, was the PA of Madhya Pradesh's former Forest Minister Sartaj Singh. Taking advantage of his name, he dealt with the passing of the students in the examinations conducted by MP Vyapam. Along with the disclosure of the business scandal, Harshit Shrivastava was termed as a main accused and arrested by the SIT. Along with him, three other associates were also arrested. Harshit Shrivastava is currently on bail. Harshit Shrivastava had an important role in the excerpts of the Sanskrit Board exam, which has been confirmed by the SIT. Mohit Chaudhary Mohit Chaudhary, a native of Uttar Pradesh, was an MBBS student at MGM Medical College Indore, when he was first named in the Vyapam scam case. He had been named by some students accused of clearing MP PMT-2013 fraudulently. Earlier, in 2012, he had been arrested by Delhi Police for helping students cheat in the AIIMS post-graduate entrance examination. He charged each candidate 15-18 lakh for a seat in AIIMS. For cheating during the exam, he provided the candidates a shirt with a Bluetooth chip stitched into it, tiny earphones and SIM cards. Narendra Dev Azad On 19 February 2015, the special investigation team (SIT) arrested him on the charges of acting as a middleman in the admission