Two impersonators were nabbed during Police Constable Recruitment -2016 (online) examinations held on Sunday; both the impersonators were caught from a private college under Ayodhya Nagar police station area.
According to the police two impersonators were caught from Sagar Institute of Research and Technology (SIRT) and Sagar Institute of Research and Technology-Excellence (SIRT-E) colleges.
CSP Ayodhya police Rashmi Kharya said that Nem Singh (33) of Agar in Uttar Pradesh appeared in place of Anil Singh (20) of Agra in Uttar Pradesh at Sagar Institute of Research and Technology (SIRT) was were caught after the thumb impression of the impersonator did not match with the actual candidate. The two are cousin and were nabbed by the police.
The accused Nem Singh was caught after his thumb impression did not match with those filled by Anil as Nem Singh applied Feviquick on his thumbs to evade proper thumb impressions.
In the second case Praveen Katiyar of Kanpur appeared in place of Mohan Singh Mekadi of Morena was nabbed after the photographs were found different by the invigilators.
He was nabbed from Sagar Institute of Research and Technology- Excellence (SIRT-E).
Katiyar was provided Rs 80000 for appearing in examination for clearing but during the examination while the invigilators found that the photographs were different the college management were informed and police were informed who nabbed the accused.
The police have registered a case under section 419, 420 and 120 B of the IPC and Madhya Pradesh Manyataprapt Pariksha Adhiniyam -1933 and have started further investigation.