Fake question paper leak gang member arrested in Cox's Bazar
Published: 02:29 1 May 2026
Rab has arrested a teenager on charges of cheating in the name of leaking fake question papers in Cox's Bazar. Assistant Director of RAB-15 Cox's Bazar Battalion A. M. Faruk confirmed the matter in a press release on Friday (May 1) morning.
The arrested teenager has been named Salahuddin Ahmed (17). He is the son of Rafiqul Islam, a resident of City College Road area of Cox's Bazar city.
RAB said that an organized gang was preparing fake question papers for the ongoing SSC examination and embezzling money by offering them to students. As a member of this gang, Salahuddin used to collect mobile numbers of examinees from various WhatsApp groups and introduce himself as a question paper supplier.
On Thursday (April 30) evening, he was chased and arrested while cheating digitally from the Dariyanagar area of Marine Drive in Cox's Bazar.
RAB said that after receiving money through bKash and Nagad as part of the fraud, he would block the victims. During initial interrogation, Salahuddin admitted to his involvement in the fraud.
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