Primary school teacher in Uttar Pradesh sacked for submitting fake birth certificate
Press Trust of India | June 12, 2023 | 12:26 PM IST | 1 min read
Brajnath Ram had been working as an assistant teacher at the primary school since 1999.
BALLIA: A government primary school teacher has been booked for allegedly producing a fake birth certificate when he joined the service in 1999, police said here on Monday.
"An FIR has been registered against Brajnath Ram under IPC sections 419 (punishment for cheating by personation) and 420 (cheating and dishonestly inducing delivery of property) on the basis of a complaint by block education officer Madhavendra Pandey," Circle officer, Rasra, Mohammad Faheemm said.
In the complaint, Pandey alleged that Ram was posted as an assistant teacher. He got the job by stating that his date of birth is December 1, 1960. When the matter was probed by the department, it was revealed that he was born on December 1, 1953. The accused had been working as an assistant teacher at the primary school since 1999. Meanwhile, the Basic Education Officer of Ballia, Maniram Singh said the teacher has been sacked.
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