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Gujarat police officer caught cheating in law exam
Deputy Inspector General of Police Rajneesh Rai was on Friday caught cheating while appearing for his first year LLB exams at Siddharth Law College in Gandhinagar.
- IANS
- Published: 00:05 April 28, 2008
Ahmedabad: A senior Gujarat police official involved in the inquiry into the disappearance of Sohrabuddin's wife Kausar Bi, was allegedly caught cheating while appearing for his law exam.
Deputy Inspector General of Police Rajneesh Rai was on Friday caught cheating while appearing for his first year LLB exams at Siddharth Law College in Gandhinagar.
Rai, known as one of the most upright Indian Police Service (IPS) officers, was the Criminal Investigation Department's probe in-charge of Kausar Bi's disappearance.
Kausar Bi was the wife of Sohrabuddin Shaikh, who was shot dead in a fake encounter on November 26, 2005, near Ahmedabad, by top cop D.G. Vanzara and other officials.
Kausar Bi had been pulled off a bus near Hyderabad with her husband on November 23, 2005, and allegedly killed by the Gujarat police.
Rai had suspected that Kausar Bi's remains were buried in a farmhouse owned by top cop D.G. Vanzara in Ilol village of Sabarkantha district after she was murdered in his bungalow there,
The official is said to have scribbled vital points of the exam on his foot ruler. Nine others - including an Indian Forest Service officer appearing for his final year LLB exam - were also caught cheating. The answer-sheets were taken away and after half an hour, they were allowed to resume their exams.
When asked why the cheats were let off, M.S. Gharekhan, principal in-charge of Siddharth Law College, said: "All the examinees were penalised for 30 minutes. A total of 10 examinees were caught resorting to illegal practices."
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