MDCAT Paper Leak Investigation:

FIA Summons Top Scoring Students for Further Inquiry

In the latest development surrounding the alleged MDCAT paper leak, the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has intensified its investigation to trace the real culprits behind the scandal. As part of this crackdown, the FIA has summoned several students who achieved unusually high scores in the examination.

FIA Summons Over 200 Students for MDCAT Inquiry

As of last evening, more than 200 notices have been issued to students, directing them to participate in the investigation. The first phase focuses on students who scored 190 or above out of 200, with initial summons issued to these high achievers.

FIA’s Scheduled Investigations in Karachi’s Cyber Crime Head Office

Students are required to appear with their original ID cards on Friday, November 1, at 12 PM, at the Cyber Crime Head Office in Gulistan-e-Johar, Block 14, Karachi. The FIA plans to conduct investigations on the first floor of the Cyber Crime Circle Building, engaging with 10-15 students daily.

Investigation to Expand Gradually

The inquiry process aims to be thorough, gradually expanding to include more students. Statements of all summoned students will be recorded under Section 160 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC).

Intelligence Testing for Students Suspected in MDCAT Leak

To further assess the intelligence of these students, academic experts may conduct mock exams. In addition, a comparison of suspected students’ previous academic results with their MDCAT scores will be carried out to identify discrepancies.

Legal Consequences for Non-Compliance

Students who fail to respond to the summons will be deemed suspects, with legal actions set to follow for those attempting to evade the investigation. The FIA has emphasized that legal proceedings will target any efforts to hinder the investigative process.

Conclusion

The FIA’s move to summon these students marks a significant step in addressing the MDCAT paper leak. As the investigation progresses, authorities aim to ensure transparency and fairness, setting an example for the integrity of competitive examinations in Pakistan.