Scandal Unfolds: Fake Teacher Appointments in Uttar Pradesh

A significant scam in Mau, Uttar Pradesh, reveals fraudulent teacher appointments in government-aided schools. Authorities have filed a case against 86 individuals involved, including former education officers. Investigations suggest 42 teaching positions were secured through fake documents. Salaries of these teachers have been halted as the inquiry continues.

A major scandal has shaken the education sector in Mau, Uttar Pradesh, where fraudulent appointments of 42 teachers have been uncovered.

The case involves 86 individuals, including former district education officers and school managers, who allegedly used fake documents for securing teaching posts and salaries.

The investigation, initiated after a complaint by social welfare officer Rashmi Mishra, is ongoing, with police delving deeper into the extent of the scam.

(With inputs from agencies.)