A mastermind accused of being behind the Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) paper leak is arrested in Bihar after about a month on the run, according to reports from multiple outlets. The suspect is said to have been located in Bihar following an investigation that tracked him after the alleged leak came to light in Maharashtra. One report states that he was living under a false name during the time he evaded arrest, indicating attempts to conceal his identity while staying outside Maharashtra. The arrest follows investigative efforts to identify the people allegedly involved in the leak and to determine how the question paper was accessed and circulated before the examination. Details shared by the outlets focus on the arrest location, the duration of the fugitive period, and the use of a fake name. Both sources describe the same broad sequence: the accused is apprehended in Bihar, having remained at large for roughly a month, and is taken into custody as part of the ongoing case linked to the Maharashtra TET paper leak.