vyapam-- the biggest scam

the vyapam is an admission and recruitment scam involving politicians. senior officials and businessmen in the indian state of Madhya pradesh professional examination board that is MPPEB....in hindi it is popularly known as VYAPAM: givrn below are curtain mysterious deaths from vyapam ...taken from wikkipedia

21 November 2009	Vikas Singh Thakur	Middleman in PMT scam	Died in Barwani because of illness and adverse drug reaction
2	12 June 2010	Shyamvir Yadav	Middleman in PMT scam from Gwalior	Died in Raisen in a road mishap
3	14 June 2010	Anshul Sachan	24-year old MBBS student, who joined the Sagar Medical College in 2009. Allegedly a middleman in the PMT scam.	He and two of his friends died in a road mishap, while returning from Bhopal to Sagar. Their car crashed into a truck near Raisen. According to Anshul's father, the three were drunk and were probably over-speeding. His grandfather does not suspect any foul play in the death either. The truck driver was arrested and later released on bail.
4	14 June 2010	Anuj Uikey	Middleman in PMT scam from Mandla	Died in Raisen in a road mishap
5	26 October 2010	Gyan Singh Jatav / Yadav	A medical student who hailed from Ruri village in Bhind district. He had eight cases registered against him for being a middleman in the PMT scam.	Died in Gwalior because of liver and kidney failure resulting from an alcohol-related illness. According to his estranged wife, he was a heavy drinker and might have died from because continued drinking even after he had a jaundice infection.
6	2010	Deepak Verma	Middleman in PMT scam	Died in Indore in a road mishap
7	January 2012	Namrata Damor	A native of Meghnaghar in Jhabua, 25-year old Namrata was a first year student of MGM Medical College, Indore. Her death was initially ruled as a suicide in 2012. However, in 2014, her name appeared in the list of students who had cleared PMT-2010 using unfair means. Her friend Vishal Verma's name also appeared in the list of candidates who had been impersonated by other students in PMT-2009. Both the students had successfully applied for a transfer from G R medical collage in Gwalior to MGM Medical College in Indore. According to her father Mehtab Singh Damor, Vishal had helped her get this transfer. According to Dr Anand Rai, a whistleblower who exposed the PMT irregularities, she could have been sexually exploited by the masterminds of the scam. Namrata's family claimed that they had an argument with the scam's kingpin Jagdish Sagar and his gang a few days before her disappearance. They had met Jagdish Sagar through Gangaram Pipliya, who was also chargesheeted in the scam. According to them, Vishal was a conduit of Jagdish Sagar.	Namrata went missing on 7 January 2012, soon after her exam results were declared. Unable to reach her on mobile phone, her brother Omprakash arrived in Indore to inquire about her. He lodged a missing person complaint on 12 January. On the same day Namrata went missing, the police had found a mutilated dead body close to the railway tracks in ujjain district. A ticket reserved for 7 January in Indore-Bilaspur Express was also found with the body, but there was no other identification. An autopsy conducted by a three-doctor panel on January 9 reported that she had died because of "violence" as a result of smothering. The police buried the body, and put up its photograph at Ujjain railway station. Omprakash identified the body as that of his sister based on the photograph, and the identity was confirmed after her body was examind 29 January. The police then launched an investigation, but the circumstantial evidence did not support a homicidal death. The police then sought the opinion of Medico-Legal Institute, Bhopal. Its director Dr. DS Barhkur visited and analyzed the incident spot on 7 February 2012, and also looked at the photographs taken by the police. He submitted a 25-page report on 30 March 2012, stating that the three-doctor panel had made lapses in pin-pointing the cause of death. He suggested that Namrata was alive before jumping from the moving train, and recommended that the case should be investigated from the point of abetting Namrata for suicide rather than a homicide. In autopsy, semen was found on her body. Four men were subjected to DNA test to match semen samples collected from her clothes. One of these was Vishal Verma, who had called her several times on her mobile minutes before she died. Vishal's sample allegedly matched with the sample collected from Namrata's clothes, but he was let off after an investigation. The police suspected that she had committed suicide by jumping off the train, because her father had scolded her over her friendship with a boy he disapproved of. This was in January 2012, when the MPPEB scam had not been exposed fully. However, in 2014, both Namrata and Vishal's names appeared in the list of student suspects in the scam, leading to suspicions of foul play. Namrata's family claimed that she had been murdered and her dead body was dumped on the railway tracks. On July 17, 2015, CBI termed her death as murder and registered a murder case.
8	25 October 2012	Aditya Chaudhary (alias Ravi Pippal)	Middleman in PMT scam	Died in Sagar; Suicide
9	7 November 2012	Anant Ram Tagore	Accused of getting his son Jagdish a job in the Railway Protection Force (RPF) through the Vyapam scam	Died of cancer in Morena. He had been diagnosed with kidney cancer two years before his death.
10	28 November 2012	Arvind Shakya	Middleman in PMT scam	Died in Gwalior in a road mishap
11	21 April 2013	Pramod Sharma alias Rinku	Alleged to be a middleman in police constable exam scam, Rinku hailed from Ambah in Morena district. In 2008, he moved to Gwalior, where according to his brother Mahavir, he "fell into bad company". In 2010, he set up coaching centres in Gwalior, and subsequently, went bankrupt.	His brother Mahavir claimed that the death did not look like a suicide: the body was found lying on the floor under a ceiling fan, and there was no sign of any rope having been tied. Mahavir also claimed that he saw blood coming out of Rinku's ears and mouth, nail marks on his forehead and swelling in the head.
12	12 May 2013	Kuldeep Marawi	Middleman in PMT scam	Died in Mandla in a road mishap
13	17 May 2013	Premlata Pandey	Accused in Contract Teachers' scam; a student and a resident of Nehrunagar, Bhopal. Her brother-in-law Rakesh Pandey was also arrested for his role in the scam. Congress has alleged that Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan's wife Sadhna Singh recommended names of Premlata and her sister-in-law Sandhya Pandey.	According to SIT investigation, she died of liver cancer, two months before the investigation began. In July 2015, CBI reopened the case into her death.
14	10 August 2013	Ashutosh Tiwari	Accused in scam; third-year student of G R Medical College, Gwalior.	Died of heart attack at the campus hospital. According to family and friends, he died of an existing cardiac condition, aggravated by drinking and smoking.
15	15 September 2013	Tarun Machhar	A student of Gandhi Medical College in Bhopal, he was accused of being an impersonator in PMT-2013.	Tarun was riding a bike after midnight, with a friend as a pillion rider. Their bike hit a road divider on Kolar Road in Bhopal. Tarun died, while his friend survived with hand injuries. His father had no doubt about the death being the result of an accident, but his mother said that she was not sure if it was due to an accident or a conspiracy.
16	9 October 2013	Anand Singh Yadav	Middleman in PMT scam, from Fatehpur	Died in Raisen in a road mishap
17	26 December 2013	Devendra Nagar	Middleman in police constable recruitment scam	Died in Bhind, when his motorcycle collided with another motorcycle. The other rider broke his leg.
18	21 January 2014	Bunty Sikarwar	Middleman in PMT scam	Committed suicide at his ancestral home in Gwalior, at the age of 32
19	January 2015	Lalit Golaria	Student accused in PMT fraud	Body found under a bridge in Morena
20	15 January 2015	Ramendra Singh Bhadoria	A 30-year old medical student of the Gajra Raja Medical College, Bhadoria was booked in the scam in January 2015. He was accused of using unfair means to clear PMT 2009, using an unknown impersonator. A college committee had recommended his termination.	His body was found hanging at his home in Gwalior, a few days after an FIR was registered against him. The Gwalior police claimed that he committed suicide because of a failed love affair. However, his family members stated that he was being "mentally tortured" by scamsters to keep quiet. His mother also committed suicide by consuming acid a week later.
21	1 February 2014	Deepak Jain	Middleman in PMT scam	Died in Gwalior in a road mishap
22	14 February 2014	Dinesh Jatav	28-year old Dinesh Jatav worked as a security guard in Morena. He was alleged to be a middleman in PMT scam.	Died in a road accident, near Joura in Morena. He was walking with a cousin when a four-wheeler hit them. His cousin survived the accident. His family did not suspect any conspiracy behind the accident, saying that it was a rainy day, and the driver might have lost control.
23	20 April 2014	Vikas Pandey	Middleman in PMT scam	Died in Allahabad; Brain haemorrhage
24	15 June 2014	Ravindra Pratap Singh	Student accused in PMT scam	Died in Singrauli; Suspected suicide by poisoning
25	4 July 2014	Dr. D.K. Sakalley	He was the dean of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Medical College, Jabalpur. Before his death, he had gone on a 30-day medical leave, to avoid pressure from students who had been sacked in connection with the scam.	He is believed to have immolated himself in a garden behind his house. He had been suffering from depression. A suicide note was reported to have been recovered, but the police didn't confirm it to be a case of suicide on the basis that the dean had died under suspicious conditions.
26	13 July 2014	Narendra Rajput	Middleman in PMT scam from Mahoba	Died in Jhansi; Illness
27	February 2015	Amit Sagar	A veterinary student in Mhow, Amit Sagar was named by the prime accused Indrajeet Bhushan in the case.	After Bhushan implicated Sagar in the scam, the police tried to contact him. However, they found that he was already dead. His body was found in a pond in Sheopur district.
28	25 March 2015	Shailesh Yadav	50-year old Shailesh was the son of MP's Governor and Congress leaderRam Naresh Yadav. According to one Veerpal Yadav, he allegedly fixed the recruitment of 10 candidates as Grade III teachers. Veerpal told the STF that he handed over a list of 10 candidates and Rs 3 lakh to his friend Vijay Pal, who forwarded them to Shailesh Yadav at Raj Bhavan.	50-year old Yadav was found dead at Governor's official residence in Lucknow. According to his family, he was a diabetes patient and was under stress after being named in the scam; the cause of his death appeared to be brain haemorrhage. The family didn't suspect any foul play in the death, and called it a natural death. The autopsy was inconclusive and could not ascertain the cause of his death.
29	28 April 2015	Vijay Singh Patel	A pharmacist posted at Shajapur District Jail, Vijay Singh was arrested for his alleged role in three cases related to the scam. He was cleared in one of these cases, and released on bail in February 2015. Subsequently, he was summoned by STF in a fourth case related to police constable recruitment examination. Based on Vijay Singh's statement, STF had arrested the brother-in-law of minister Laxmikant Sharma's OSDO P Shukla	Around mid-April, Vijay Singh visited Kanker to meet his wife Reena, who worked in the school education department there. According to his brother Abhay, he had taken a train from Raipur (nearest railway station) to Bhopal on 16 April. He had called his laywer at Raipur station on that day. He again called the lawyer on 17 April, informing that he would meet him in two hours. According to Abhay, this indicates that Vijay was already in Bhopal on 17 April. He went missing a few hours before he was scheduled to appear before the STF at the Bhopal special court. His mobile phone was switched off, and his family members had intimated his disappearance to STF. His body was found on 28 April in Kanker, in a lodge run by a BJP MLA. The lodge employees told the police that Singh had checked in on April 24, and the again on April 27. He had asked them to wake him up on the morning of April 28, so that he could catch a train to Bhopal. When he did not open his door, the lodge staff informed the police. The police found his dead body, and suspected suicide as the door was bolted from inside and the postmortem report mentioned that poison was found in his body. However, Singh's family members suspected that he had been killed as part of a larger conspiracy. They pointed out that no suicide note or poison were found in the room, and claimed that the lodge had an open window from which a killer could have escaped.
30	28 June 2015	Narendra Singh Tomar	29-year-old Tomar was posted as an Assistant Veterinary Officer at Raisen. He was arrested on 17 February, for having arranged impersonators to replace the genuine candidates in PMT-2009.	In Indore jail, he complained of chest pain around 11:15 pm. He was taken to Maharaja Yashwant Rao Hospital, where he was declared brought dead. He is said to have died of a heart attack, but his family members alleged foul play. According to his family, Tomar spoke to them in the evening, and did not complain of any discomfort. His cousin stated that he had no health issues, and alleged his death to be a murder.
31	28 June 2015	Rajendra Arya	40-year old Rajendra Arya was an assistant professor at Sagar Medical College. He was arrested on 13 May 2014 for helping students "fix their Pre-Medical Test". He was suspended, and was out on bail at the time of his death.	He was admitted to Gwalior's Birla Institute of Medical Research (BIMR) at 8 am, with fever, body ache and vomiting. He was referred to the Relife Hospital, where he died because of liver infection. His son claimed that he was a "normal, healthy person", and that the family was not informed about the exact cause of death.
32	4 July 2015	Akshay Singh	A journalist working with Aaj Tak, 38-year old Akshay Singh was covering the Vyapam scam.	Akshay Singh suffered a heart attack while interviewing Mehtab Singh, father of Namrata Damor, in her native village near Meghnagar. According to Mehtab, Singh came to his house at 1 pm, and had a glass of water and a cup of tea. After half an hour, he began coughing and foaming in the mouth. He was first taken to the Meghnagar community health centre, and then to a private hospital, where he died. The autopsy suggested that it was a natural death, but the Congress party suspected foul play in his death and demanded an investigation.
33	5 July 2015	Arun Sharma	Arun Sharma had replaced Dr. D.K. Sakalley as the dean of the NS Medical College (Jabalpur), after the latter's death. He was assisting the STF by providing documents on fake medical entrance examinees.	Two months after taking over as the dean, he was found dead at a Delhi hotel the morning after he arrived there. He was supposed to go to Agartala, as part of an inspection team of Delhi-based Medical Council of India.
34	6 July 2015	Anamika Kushwaha	Trainee Sub Inspector who was recruited through Vyapam in 2014	Allegedly committed suicide. Found dead on a lake in Sagar district of Madhya Pradesh. Congress leader Randeep Surjewala claimed that her death was related to Vyapam scam. However, her father stated that her death had nothing to do with Vyapam, and she was being harassed by her in-laws and her husband for money.
35	6 July 2015	Ramakant Pandey	A police constable who was questioned by the STF as a suspect, a few months before his death	Body found hanging from a ceiling fan at the tourist police outpost in Orchha. No suicide note found. The police suspected suicide as Pandey was a depressed, debt-ridden alcoholic.