2 clerks among 3 held for running admission racket in colleges of private university in Mumbai
Mumbai, The Mumbai police have arrested three persons, including two clerks of K J Somaiya College here for allegedly running a cash-for-admission racket across the colleges of Somaiya Vidyavihar University, officials said. The accused clerks of the Somaiya college, Mahendra Patil and Arjun Rathod along with their three associates Kamleshbhai, Jitubhai and Babubhai created forged documents of the students, including their CBSE, ICSE, IB, IGCSE marksheets to obtain admissions of the ineligible students and collected money from their parents, he said. As the admission racket came to light, the principal of the K J Somaiya College of Arts and Commerce approached Tilak Nagar police station and filed a complaint against five accused persons, including two staffers, he said. 2 clerks among 3 held for running admission racket in colleges of private university in Mumbai


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