A case of alleged impersonation has been registered against two men from Haryana following a recruitment examination at the Govind Ballabh Pant National Institute of Himalayan Environment in Almora district. According to reports, an invigilator found the conduct of a candidate suspicious during a Multi-Tasking Staff Group C recruitment test held for an Economically Weaker Section post. Institute officials allowed the test to be completed to prevent disruption before initiating document verification and questioning.
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A case of alleged impersonation has been registered against two men from Haryana following a recruitment examination at the Govind Ballabh Pant National Institute of Himalayan Environment in Almora district. According to reports, an invigilator found the conduct of a candidate suspicious during a Multi-Tasking Staff Group C recruitment test held for an Economically Weaker Section post. Institute officials allowed the test to be completed to prevent disruption before initiating document verification and questioning.
Investigators allege that a 25-year-old man from Jind district wrote the examination on behalf of a 21-year-old candidate from Kaithal district. During questioning, the proxy candidate allegedly admitted to appearing in the test in place of the registered applicant. Based on a formal complaint filed by the institute's administrative officer, local police registered an FIR against both individuals.
Law enforcement authorities are examining whether the incident was an isolated act or part of a broader network of solver gangs orchestrating proxy candidates for competitive exams. Police stated that further legal actions and investigations will proceed based on findings regarding potential similar attempts in other recruitment tests.
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An FIR has been registered against the two accused men, and police are investigating whether a larger solver gang network was involved.
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