NDTV has accessed the reply sheets the place Jai Shri Ram seems in the course of the reply
First yr college students at an Uttar Pradesh University aced the examination by allegedly writing ‘Jai Shri Ram’ and names of cricketers within the reply sheet. But then the legislation caught up.
Two professors at state-run Veer Bahadur Singh Purvanchal University in Jaunpur had been suspended for allegedly extorting cash from college students in trade of marks on reply sheets written with songs, music and spiritual slogans.
Student chief Divyanshu Singh had alleged in a letter despatched to the Prime Minister, Chief Minister, Governor and Vice Chancellor that with the connivance of some officers of college, even the scholars who bought zero marks had been handed by giving them greater than 60 % marks.
Irregularities, uncovered by an RTI response, had been recognized in the course of the evaluation of particular financial institution copies, leading to important variations in marks upon re-evaluation.
“There was an allegation that students have been given more marks. So we constituted a committee. That Committee in its report said that students have been awarded more marks,” mentioned Vice-Chancellor Vandana Singh.
Asked in regards to the non secular slogans, she mentioned: “Have not seen the copy with Jai Shri Ram answers but saw a copy in which I could not make out anything relevant based on which marks could be given to the student. The handwriting was not very clear.”
The Raj Bhavan had written a letter to the Vice-Chancellor of the University and directed to take motion within the matter.
NDTV has accessed the reply sheets the place Jai Shri Ram seems in the course of the reply about ‘pharmacy as profession’. In the identical reply, seems the names of cricketers like Hardik Pandya, Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma.
The examiners, Dr Vinay Verma and Manish Gupta, had been suspended within the examination committee assembly on Wednesday.
“Teachers have been warned so that such a thing is not repeated. The committee has recommended termination for the involved teachers. But there’s a model code of conduct is in place and further action will be taken once the poll code is lifted,” mentioned the Vice-Chancellor. Â