Overview

• Sanjeev Jha, a proclaimed offender, was arrested by Delhi Police's cyber cell for multiple fraud cases involving competitive exam admissions.
• Jha posed as a faculty member and falsely claimed ties to the Indian Army and UPSC to gain parents' trust.
• He charged families between ₹20 to ₹25 lakh, promising guaranteed selection for their children in exams like the NDA.
• Financial struggles after his parents’ death reportedly led Jha, a B.Sc graduate and former teacher, to orchestrate these fraudulent schemes.
• Jha had been evading authorities since absconding post-bail and was apprehended at his hideout in Vasundhara, Ghaziabad, following a tip-off.