UP: Two officials, teacher booked over illegal appointment
Two district inspectors of schools and one teacher booked over an alleged illegal appointment in Parshuram Inter College in Ballia Uttar Pradesh
Press Trust of India | February 12, 2021 | 12:49 PM IST
BALLIA: Two officials and a teacher of the education department were booked here over an alleged illegal appointment, police said on Friday.
An FIR was lodged against district inspectors of schools (DIOs) Bhaskar Misra and Narendra Dev Pandey and teacher Dhananjay Kumar Pandey of secondary education department in City Kotwali police station on Thursday on a complaint of one Ravi Tiwari, Station House Officer Bipin Singh said.
Tiwari has alleged that Dhananjay Kumar Pandey was given an appointment in Parshuram Inter College, Pakwainar, in the academic year 2018-19 without having the requisite educational qualification and making payment of wrong honorarium, he said. Police said they are probing the matter.
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