FIR against medico for impersonation
‘Verify records of all first-year students’
19/09/2019 , Special Correspondent, THENI/CHENNAI
In the wake of an alleged case of impersonation involving a first-year MBBS student of Government Theni Medical College, an FIR was filed against Udit Surya K.V. on charges of criminal conspiracy and cheating. This was based on a complaint lodged by college dean A.K. Rajendran with the Gandamanur Vilakku police on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, the Selection Committee of the Directorate of Medical Education (DME) instructed all medical colleges to verify records of first-year MBBS students.
Fingerprinting of students will be mandatory from next year, according to officials.
The case surfaced after the dean received two emails on September 11 and 13 from a person identified as Ashok Krishnan from Chennai, complaining about Udit Surya K.V.
The email said that the boy had attempted the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) twice and failed.
On his third attempt, he appeared for the exam in Mumbai and cleared it. However, the subsequent mail claimed that the boy, currently pursuing the course, was not the same person who appeared for the test, and alleged impersonation.
A team headed by the dean conducted an inquiry and forwarded the report to the DME.
‘Verify records of all first-year students’
19/09/2019 , Special Correspondent, THENI/CHENNAI
In the wake of an alleged case of impersonation involving a first-year MBBS student of Government Theni Medical College, an FIR was filed against Udit Surya K.V. on charges of criminal conspiracy and cheating. This was based on a complaint lodged by college dean A.K. Rajendran with the Gandamanur Vilakku police on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, the Selection Committee of the Directorate of Medical Education (DME) instructed all medical colleges to verify records of first-year MBBS students.
Fingerprinting of students will be mandatory from next year, according to officials.
The case surfaced after the dean received two emails on September 11 and 13 from a person identified as Ashok Krishnan from Chennai, complaining about Udit Surya K.V.
The email said that the boy had attempted the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) twice and failed.
On his third attempt, he appeared for the exam in Mumbai and cleared it. However, the subsequent mail claimed that the boy, currently pursuing the course, was not the same person who appeared for the test, and alleged impersonation.
A team headed by the dean conducted an inquiry and forwarded the report to the DME.
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