Proxy Scandal Uncovered in Haryana Board Exams
The Nuh Police have apprehended two youths, including a minor, for posing as proxy candidates during Haryana's class 12th board exams. A Common Service Centre operator was also arrested for creating a fake admit card. An investigation revealed multiple discrepancies in admit cards and roll numbers.
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Nuh Police have arrested two youths, including a minor, accused of serving as proxy candidates during the Haryana class 12th board exams. The arrests were made following a surprise check revealing discrepancies in admit cards at a government senior secondary school in Salaheri village.
In the course of the investigation, a Common Service Centre operator was also taken into custody for allegedly producing a fake admit card. Police spokespersons reported the involvement of a minor acting as a stand-in for another student named Sahbaj, who in turn was representing a student named Sameer.
The incident has led to the registration of a case against the accused. Authorities have ensured a thorough investigation is ongoing to bring further clarity to the situation, according to a Nuh Police representative.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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