The seven were arrested from different villages of Gosani block and Rs 40,700 along with forged answer papers seized from them during raids conducted at various places, Gajapati Superintendent of Police Satyajit Nayak said.
During interrogation of the arrested persons it was found they had forged and printed the answer key, misleading and cheating the authorities as well as the candidates of the OTET exam, he said.
It may be noted here that OTET examinations were held on December 7 as per schedule as the authorities had maintained there was no leakage of question papers.
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