Techie held for impersonation in BSF exam

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Updated At : 12:35 PM Nov 30, 2021 IST

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Gurugram, November 29

The police have arrested a techie for allegedly impersonating a candidate in the BSF recruitment exam after taking Rs 1.5 lakh from him. A BSF Vigilance Team nabbed him when he appeared for the examination.

According to the police, an examination was held on Sunday for Group-‘C’ posts of AAM (ASI) Avionics, AAM (ASI) Mechanical and ARM (ASI) Avionics in the BSF Air Wing at Lady Florence Public School, Bengumpur Khatola village. During the checking by the BSF Vigilance Team, Partik, a resident of Sarsod village in Hisar, was found appearing in the examination instead of the actual candidate, Kapil Kumar. —OC

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