Two held for impersonation in board exam

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Updated At : 12:32 PM Nov 07, 2020 IST

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Abohar, November 6

The City-1 police have arrested two youths who were allegedly appearing in place of other candidates in the Punjab School Education Board exam here.

Sources said in the Gurunanak AV High School, centre, superintendent Punita reportedly detected that Rakesh Kumar Wasakha of Jalalabad and Poonam Rani of Gobind Nagari here were allegedly appearing in lieu of Sudhir Chaudhry and Kamlesh Rani in the Class X open school category exam of the Punjab School Education Board.

The superintendent informed the City-1 police which sent a team led by sub-inspector Garina Rani. A case has been registered under Sections 419, 34 of the IPC. — OC

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