6 teachers keep mobiles during exam, relieved

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Updated At : 12:30 PM Mar 05, 2020 IST

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n Ambala: Six teachers were relieved from duty and four candidates caught using unfair means during Class XII examination by the flying squad on Wednesday

n “Five teachers were relieved after mobile phones switched on were recovered from them,” said Ashwani Kumar, chairman, flying squad, Ambala

n “Another teacher was relieved as two mobile phones being used by students were recovered from her room,” he said

n “Four students were found using unfair means as three had mobile phones while the fourth had chits,” he said

n An imposter was held by the flying squad on Tuesday and a teacher relieved after a mobile phone was recovered

n Vishal Kumar was nabbed for appearing in place of Deepak Singh in Hindi language exam

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