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Rajkot: A man posing as the personal assistant of a minister Parshottam Solanki was booked by Junagadh police in another case. Rajesh Jadav was arrested for allegedly duping a teacher with the lure to get a government job.
A complaint was registered at Junagadh City C division police station by Niraj Bavaji under IPC sections 406, 420, 465, 468 and 471. Bavaji alleged that he paid Rs 4.75 lakh to Jadav who posed as Solanki’s PA and promised him a job.
Bavaji, who works in a private school as a teacher, was promised a job in a government school.Jadav also gave him a visiting card with the name of minister Solanki on it.
Jadav had come to Bavaji’s house in October 2021 and asked him if he had passed TET. Thereafter, Bavaji was asked to appear in TET exam again and with his ‘settings’, Jadav promised him the certificate with highest marks. tnn
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A complaint was registered at Junagadh City C division police station by Niraj Bavaji under IPC sections 406, 420, 465, 468 and 471. Bavaji alleged that he paid Rs 4.75 lakh to Jadav who posed as Solanki’s PA and promised him a job.
Bavaji, who works in a private school as a teacher, was promised a job in a government school.Jadav also gave him a visiting card with the name of minister Solanki on it.
Jadav had come to Bavaji’s house in October 2021 and asked him if he had passed TET. Thereafter, Bavaji was asked to appear in TET exam again and with his ‘settings’, Jadav promised him the certificate with highest marks. tnn
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A 15-year-old juvenile was arrested in a robbery case in Gurgaon and wrongly sent to Bhondsi jail instead of a remand home. The police treated him as an adult and filed a chargesheet against him. After intervention from the city court, he will now be shifted to a remand home in Faridabad and the case transferred to the Juvenile Justice Board. The victim, Nitish Verma, was robbed by the juvenile and his associates in an auto near IFFCO Chowk. The incident was reported at Sector 29 police station.
Minor jailed for robbery, court asks police to shift him to remand home
A 15-year-old boy was arrested in a robbery case and wrongly sent to jail instead of a remand home. The police treated him as an adult and filed a chargesheet against him. After court intervention, the boy will be transferred to a remand home and the case will be handled by the Juvenile Justice Board. The police failed to verify his age and violated his rights under the Juvenile Justice Act, 2015.
A 15-year-old boy was arrested in a robbery case and wrongly sent to jail instead of a remand home. The police treated him as an adult and filed a chargesheet against him. After court intervention, the boy will be transferred to a remand home and the case will be handled by the Juvenile Justice Board. The police failed to verify his age and violated his rights under the Juvenile Justice Act, 2015.
Over 2.5 lakh candidates expected to appear for Haryana TET on Dec 2, 3
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Over 2.52 lakh candidates are expected to appear for the Haryana Teacher Eligibility Test (HTET) over the next two days. The test, conducted by the Board of School Education Haryana, is for the recruitment of teachers in government schools. The Level-3 (PGT) examination will be held on December 2 with 76,339 candidates at 260 examination centers. On December 3, the Level-2 (TGT) examination will be conducted with 1,21,574 candidates at 408 examination centers, and the Level-1 (PRT) examination will have 54,115 candidates at 188 examination centers.
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