MUMBAI, June 30 -- The state government said the Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) and other examinations would be conducted online from next year. The announcement follows the leak in the TET-2026, a state-level test for teachers in government and government-aided schools, forcing the exam to be rescheduled. In a statement in the state legislative assembly on Monday, school education minister Dada Bhuse said a committee headed by the state chief secretary would be set up to create the infrastructure to conduct the competitive exam online. Bhuse had also mentioned the plan to take the test online to HT on Saturday. Bhuse said the state is considering applying the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) to those found involved in the TET paper leak. "Three accused have been arrested.We are examining whether the guilty can be booked under MCOCA," the minister said. Shiv Sena (UBT) legislator Bhaskar Jadhav said, "Paper leaks have become so frequent that Maharashtra now ranks second in the country in such cases." Referring to the NEET paper leak, he claimed seven of the 11 accused were from Maharashtra. "What is the Maharashtra government doing?" he asked. Congress legislature party leader Vijay Wadettiwar alleged links between a certain "Abhishek Savrikar" and a BJP leader, claiming his name has cropped up along with 'Krystal', a group promoted by the BJP leader. In February 2022, Savrikar was arrested for his alleged role in a TET 2018 malpractice case. He had allegedly provided a list of TET-2018 candidates to agents, who took money in exchange for changing final scores. Refuting Wadettiwar's allegations in the house, BJP MLC Prasad Lad, promoter of the Krystal Group, said he would serve a legal notice on the Congress leader. "We have absolutely nothing to do with the paper leak case. I don't even know Abhishek Savrikar," Lad told HT....