Judge forgives 33 cheating students
A metropolitan magistrate acquitted 33 young people, including five girls, who were caught cheating in an examination, saying he did not want to ruin their future.
The young people were accused of receiving answers on their mobile phones, while taking an exam at the Delhi Engineering College in 2005.
The CBI had been called in by the college authorities after all the 33 candidates submitted identical papers and scored the same marks. The CBI alleged they had paid for the answers, which they received on their cellphones.
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The young people were accused of receiving answers on their mobile phones, while taking an exam at the Delhi Engineering College in 2005.
The CBI had been called in by the college authorities after all the 33 candidates submitted identical papers and scored the same marks. The CBI alleged they had paid for the answers, which they received on their cellphones.
To read the full article, click here..
To read the ePaper, visit: http://epaper.hindustantimes.com
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