New Delhi: The fake admission racket involving 10 Delhi university colleges might have a Congress link to it. According to sources, the mastermind of the racket - Inderjeet is associated with the Youth Congress.
Inderjeet has been absconding and the crime branch has been conducting raids to nab him. Four people, including a student have already been arrested. These people charged Rs 4 to 7 lakh per admission in the racket that has reportedly been going on for 3 years.
Around 100 fake admissions are believed to have taken place in top Delhi colleges including Hindu college, Kirori Mal college, Ram Lal Anand college, PGDAV college, Kamla Nehru college and Dayal Singh college. Ten fake admissions are likely to be from Bhagat Singh College alone. In all, 25 admissions have reportedly taken place during the current academic year.
Those involved in the racket prepared fake mark sheets, migration certificates, degrees, character certificates and caste certificates. The Crime Branch has unearthed irregularities in the admission process through the scheduled caste/scheduled tribe quota. The crime branch has not ruled out the involvement of touts and college staff.
The Delhi University has seen cut off list of over 95% and even 100% in certain courses in some subjects. Those who have been apprehended in the case are Sunil Pawar (aged 41 years), Mohd Zuber (aged 25 years), Parveen Kumar (aged 33 years) and Ranchit Khurana (aged 30 years).
Sunil Pawar and Zuber have been detained for procuring the candidate. They were in touch with Ranchit who used to get the forged documents prepared from Parveen.
The modus operandi used by them was preparation of forged documents like mark sheets, migration certificates, degrees, character certificates and caste certificates. They even prepared the fake degrees of various universities for the candidates who were trying for jobs in the private sector.
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