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Fake Teacher Recruitment Scam Busted In Madhya Pradesh Government Schools
The Special Task Force of Madhya Pradesh has uncovered a major recruitment scam in government schools, where appointments were allegedly made using fake DEd (Diploma in Education) marksheets forged in the name of the Board of Secondary Education.
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Rs 20,000 To 2 Lakh For Fake Degrees In Delhi. Mega Racket Busted
Delhi Police on Sunday busted a fake marksheet racket and arrested two people including the kingpin.
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Fake Mark Sheet, Degree Gang Busted In Uttar Pradesh's Meerut
Police in Meerut have busted a gang which used to provide fake mark sheets of class 10, 12 and degree courses like BA, B.Tech, Pharmacy and MBA, officials said on Friday.
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180 Agents, 1.6 Lakh Degrees. This Bengaluru Gang Made Crores From Fake Degrees
It didn't matter how a student fared in their annual exams. Not to this gang of five. They were in the business of selling marks-sheets, degrees and certificates that looked as good as the real ones, down to the university's hologram and watermark. Their clients, an estimated 1,60,000 nationwide, used the degrees over the years to get themselves jo...
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In Fake Marksheet Racket, 10 Days' Police Remand For 2 Arrested In West Bengal
A local court on Tuesday remanded in police custody two persons facing charges of involvement in a forged marksheet and admit card racket in Jalpaiguri district.
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These 750 Village Heads Allegedly Faked Their Marksheets to Get Elected in Rajasthan
Of the 9,872 sarpanches who were elected in January's civic polls in Rajasthan, 746 are now being accused of submitting fake certificates to circumvent a new ordinance that made Class 8 a minimum educational requirement for the post.
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Another fake admission racket busted in Delhi University's Ramjas College
Yet another admission scandal has broken out in Delhi University with police finding four cases of fake marksheets being used to get seats in Ramjas College. The cops believe there are 29 more.
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DGCA official arrested in 'fake pilot' scam
The fake pilot saga keeps getting bigger. Four more people, including an official of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), have been arrested by the Delhi Police in connection with the 'fake flying licence' scam.The arrested DGCA official, Pradeep Kumar, was the Assistant Director in charge of licensing till January. This is the first t...
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Muzaffarnagar: 18 trainees charged for cheating
A case has been registered against 18 people for allegedly submitting fake marksheetsto seek admission in a Basic Training Certificate program in the district, police said.During the verification process, certificates of 18 trainees, including five girls, were found fake, Principal of the District Government Educational Training centre, S M Siddiqu...
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Man held for selling fake Bangalore University certificates
Gone are the days when a student had to wait for a year to clear a failed examination. Manju, 22, a resident of Magadi Road, offered an easy solution to pass a subject in a matter of a few seconds and have a Bangalore University marksheet in your hands. Following a tip-off, the sleuths of the central crime branch arrested Manju, a school drop...
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Fake Teacher Recruitment Scam Busted In Madhya Pradesh Government Schools
The Special Task Force of Madhya Pradesh has uncovered a major recruitment scam in government schools, where appointments were allegedly made using fake DEd (Diploma in Education) marksheets forged in the name of the Board of Secondary Education.
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Rs 20,000 To 2 Lakh For Fake Degrees In Delhi. Mega Racket Busted
Delhi Police on Sunday busted a fake marksheet racket and arrested two people including the kingpin.
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Fake Mark Sheet, Degree Gang Busted In Uttar Pradesh's Meerut
Police in Meerut have busted a gang which used to provide fake mark sheets of class 10, 12 and degree courses like BA, B.Tech, Pharmacy and MBA, officials said on Friday.
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180 Agents, 1.6 Lakh Degrees. This Bengaluru Gang Made Crores From Fake Degrees
It didn't matter how a student fared in their annual exams. Not to this gang of five. They were in the business of selling marks-sheets, degrees and certificates that looked as good as the real ones, down to the university's hologram and watermark. Their clients, an estimated 1,60,000 nationwide, used the degrees over the years to get themselves jo...
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In Fake Marksheet Racket, 10 Days' Police Remand For 2 Arrested In West Bengal
A local court on Tuesday remanded in police custody two persons facing charges of involvement in a forged marksheet and admit card racket in Jalpaiguri district.
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These 750 Village Heads Allegedly Faked Their Marksheets to Get Elected in Rajasthan
Of the 9,872 sarpanches who were elected in January's civic polls in Rajasthan, 746 are now being accused of submitting fake certificates to circumvent a new ordinance that made Class 8 a minimum educational requirement for the post.
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Another fake admission racket busted in Delhi University's Ramjas College
Yet another admission scandal has broken out in Delhi University with police finding four cases of fake marksheets being used to get seats in Ramjas College. The cops believe there are 29 more.
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DGCA official arrested in 'fake pilot' scam
The fake pilot saga keeps getting bigger. Four more people, including an official of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), have been arrested by the Delhi Police in connection with the 'fake flying licence' scam.The arrested DGCA official, Pradeep Kumar, was the Assistant Director in charge of licensing till January. This is the first t...
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Muzaffarnagar: 18 trainees charged for cheating
A case has been registered against 18 people for allegedly submitting fake marksheetsto seek admission in a Basic Training Certificate program in the district, police said.During the verification process, certificates of 18 trainees, including five girls, were found fake, Principal of the District Government Educational Training centre, S M Siddiqu...
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Man held for selling fake Bangalore University certificates
Gone are the days when a student had to wait for a year to clear a failed examination. Manju, 22, a resident of Magadi Road, offered an easy solution to pass a subject in a matter of a few seconds and have a Bangalore University marksheet in your hands. Following a tip-off, the sleuths of the central crime branch arrested Manju, a school drop...
