Second Education Minister Datuk Idris Jusoh at the press conference on Friday showing how the UPSR exam papers are sealed and delivered to schools. Police have now made a breakthrough in their investigations in the leaks.- The Malaysian Insider pic by Najjua Zulkefli, September 14, 2014.Four teachers have been arrested by police in connection with the leakage of UPSR examination papers which has affected more than 470,000 students.
City Criminal Investigation Department chief Senior Assistant Commissioner Gan Kong Meng confirmed the arrests of the four, aged between 30 and 55.
The four teachers, three men and a woman, were arrested this afternoon at different locations in Perak and Johor.
It is understood that authorities seized the mobile phones and laptops of the suspects to facilitate investigations.
The leakage of the UPSR Science and English examination papers has forced the Education Ministry to reschedule the sitting of the English and Science papers to September 30.
MORE TO COME.
- TMI
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