Shocking Incident: Railway job aspirant in Gujarat, removes thumb's skin and puts on friend's hand to appear for exam

A major forgery was reported in Vadodara during a Railway Recruitment Test. An aspirant removed his thumb skin using a hot pan and pasted it on his friend's thumb. He did this so that his friend can clear the biometric verification and appear for the test.

PTIUpdated: Thursday, August 25, 2022, 08:30 PM IST
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During the biometric verification, the skin fell off from the friend's hand when the exam supervisor sprayed a sanitiser on it on August 22.

On Wednesday, the police arrested both the candidates Manish Kumar and Rajyaguru Gupta for cheating and forgery who are in their mid-20s and are the natives of Munger district in Bihar.

The Recruitment Test for Railway 'D' group vacancies was held at a building in the Laxmipura area in which more than 600 candidates appeared.

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