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BATHINDA: The police have booked two persons, including a student of Class X, for impersonation.



Tribune News Service

Bathinda, January 14

The police have booked two persons, including a student of Class X, for impersonation. The student had sent someone else instead of himself to take the exam of social studies.

A case in this regard has been registered on the complaint of the Secretary, Punjab School Education Board, Mohali.

Police officials at the Nathana police station said besides the student, the person who arrived at the examination centre instead of the actual student has also been booked.

No arrests have been made so far. The police are investigating the matter.

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